matrix
🇺🇸
/ˈmeɪtrɪks/
🇬🇧
/ˈmeɪtrɪks/
noun
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A matrix is a group of numbers or symbols arranged in rows and columns. It's like a special kind of table where you can do math.
The math teacher showed the class how to multiply a matrix by a number.
數學老師向班級展示了如何將矩陣與一個數字相乘。
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A matrix can also mean the environment or background from which something develops, like a society or a person.
The ancient city was the matrix for many great philosophers.
這座古城是許多偉大哲學家的發源地。
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A matrix can also refer to a network or grid of intersecting lines, like a pattern of roads or paths.
The city planners designed a matrix of roads to connect all the neighborhoods.
城鄉規劃者設計了一個道路網絡，將所有社區連接起來。
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A matrix can also be a shape or form that is used to make something, like a mold for pottery.
The artist used a matrix to create the beautiful clay sculptures.
藝術家使用模板製作了美麗的黏土雕塑。
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In electronics, a matrix is a set of components arranged in rows and columns, like a grid.
The engineer designed a matrix of transistors for the computer's memory.
工程師為計算機記憶體設計了一個晶體管矩陣。
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A matrix can also be the natural rock where minerals or precious stones are found.
The miners searched for precious stones in the rocky matrix.
礦工們在岩石基質中尋找寶石。
translation
矩陣, 母體, 網格, 模具, 矩陣電路, 母岩
詞形變化
Plural
matrixes