cascade
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/kæˈskeɪd/
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/kæˈskeɪd/
noun
R
A series of small waterfalls.
The cascade of waterfalls was a sight to behold.
瀑布的层叠景象令人叹为观止。
R
A large quantity of something falling or flowing.
A cascade of rainwater flooded the street.
雨水的倾泻淹没了街道。
R
A large amount of something hanging or falling.
Her hair cascaded down her back.
她的头发如瀑布般垂落下来。
R
A rapid series of events triggered by one event.
The accident caused a cascade of problems.
这起事故引发了一连串的问题。
R
A sequence of events where one leads to another.
The discovery set off a cascade of scientific advancements.
这一发现引发了一连串的科学进步。
verb
R
To flow or fall in large amounts.
Water cascaded over the rocks.
水从岩石上倾泻而下。
R
To fall or hang down in large amounts.
Her hair cascaded down her back.
她的头发如瀑布般垂落下来。
R
To pass something on from one person to another.
The instructions were cascaded to the team members.
指示被逐级传达给了团队成员。
R
To arrange devices or objects in a series.
The speakers can be cascaded for better sound.
扬声器可以串联使用以获得更好的音效。
translation
小瀑布群, 大量倾泻, 大量垂落, 连锁反应, 级联事件
倾泻, 垂落, 传递, 级联排列
词形变化
3rd Present
cascades
Past
cascaded
Perfect
cascaded
Progressive
cascading
Plural
cascades