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control
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- Conjugation :
past
controlled
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pp
controlled
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ing
controlling
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Derivatives :
n
controllability
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adj
controllable
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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- control
[kən'trəul]
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1.
vt.
[+country, organization]
统治
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2.
vt.
[+person, emotion, disease, fire]
控制
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3.
vt.
[+machine, process]
操纵
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4.
vt.
[+wages, prices]
管制
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5.
noun
[u]
[of country, organization]
控制权
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6.
noun
[of people]
指挥能力
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7.
noun
[of vehicle, machine]
控制
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8.
n pl
[of vehicle, machine, TV]
操纵装置
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9.
n pl
price/planning {etc} controls 价格/规划{等}管制
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to control o.s.
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克制自己
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to take control (of sth)
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控制住(某事)
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to lose control (of sth)
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克制不住(某事)
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10.
n pl
(in vehicle, on machine) 失去(对某物的)控制
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to keep control (of sth)
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保持(对某物的)控制
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to keep control of o.s.
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控制自己
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to be in control (of sth)
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控制着(某事)
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to be under control
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[fire, situation+] 处于控制之下
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to be out of control
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[fire, situation+] 失去控制
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the car went out of control
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那辆车失控了
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circumstances beyond our control
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不在我们控制之中的情况
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to be at the controls
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操纵
Collins English-English Dictionary
- control
[kən'trəυl]
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1.
vt.
[tr]
to command, direct, or rule
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to control a country
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2.
n
control mark a letter, or letter and number, printed on a sheet of postage stamps, indicating authenticity, date, and series of issue
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3.
vt.
to check, limit, curb, or regulate; restrain
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to control one's emotions
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to control a fire
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4.
vt.
to regulate or operate (a machine)
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5.
vt.
to verify (a scientific experiment) by conducting a parallel experiment in which the variable being investigated is held constant or is compared with a standard
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6.
vt.
to regulate (financial affairs)
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7.
vt.
to examine and verify (financial accounts)
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8.
vt.
to restrict or regulate the authorized supply of (certain substances, such as drugs)
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9.
n
power to direct or determine
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under control
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out of control
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10.
n
a means of regulation or restraint; curb; check
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a frontier control
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11.
n
[often plural]
a device or mechanism for operating a car, aircraft, etc
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12.
n
a standard of comparison used in a statistical analysis or scientific experiment
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13.
n
a device that regulates the operation of a machine. A dynamic control is one that incorporates a governor so that it responds to the output of the machine it regulates
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14.
n
(as modifier)
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control panel
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control room
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15.
n
[spiritualism]
an agency believed to assist the medium in a séance
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16.
n
one of a number of checkpoints on a car rally, orienteering course, etc, where competitors check in and their time, performance, etc, is recorded
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17.
n
[Etymology]
C15: from Old French conteroller to regulate, from contrerolle duplicate register, system of checking, from contre- counter- + rolle roll
Examples
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to assume control
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篡夺统治权
→ assume
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Control your grief.
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请节哀。
→ control
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her control over her passions
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她控制自己感情的能力
→ control
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the violinist's control of his vibrato
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小提琴手对颤音运用自如
→ control
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The car went out of control.
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汽车失去了控制。
→ control
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to exercise self-control
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运用自制力;克制自己
→ exercise
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tight control
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严格的控制
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Public health officials now say the disease is under control and is not a public health threat.
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公共卫生官员日前宣布,这种疾病已经得到控制并且不会对大众健康造成威胁。
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They also control the eastern area where diamonds are mined.
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他们也管理着东部开采金刚石的地区。
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After the stroke, he lost all control of his motor functions.
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中风后,他就无法控制自己各种运动神经的功能了。
→ motor
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