control
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/kənˈtrəʊl/
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/kənˈtrəʊl/
noun
A2
The authority to manage or direct.
The government has lost control of the region.
政府已经失去了对该地区的控制。
A2
The act of restraining or directing.
The police regained control of the crowd.
警察重新控制了人群。
A2
The process of managing or limiting.
We need to establish better control over our expenses.
我们需要更好地控制我们的开支。
A2
The mechanisms used to operate a device.
The driver adjusted the controls of the vehicle.
驾驶员调整了车辆的控制装置。
R
A standard for comparison in experiments.
The scientists compared the results to the control group.
科学家们将结果与对照组进行了比较。
R
A place for directing operations or checks.
We passed through customs control at the airport.
我们通过了机场的海关检查。
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A key on a computer keyboard for operations.
Press the control key to open the menu.
按控制键打开菜单。
verb
A2
To have authority over.
He controls the largest share in the company.
他控制着公司的最大股份。
A2
To limit or direct the development of.
The hormones control the body's growth.
激素控制身体的生长。
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To prevent from spreading or worsening.
The medication helps control the symptoms.
这种药物有助于控制症状。
A2
To operate a machine or system.
You can control the device with a remote.
你可以用遥控器控制这个设备。
A2
To restrain oneself.
He struggled to control his emotions.
他努力控制自己的情绪。
translation
控制权, 控制行为, 控制过程, 控制装置, 对照组, 控制中心, 控制键
控制, 控制发展, 控制扩散, 操控, 自我控制
词形变化
3rd Present
controls
Past
controlled
Perfect
controlled
Progressive
controlling
Plural
controls