constrict
英 [kənˈstrɪkt]
美 [kənˈstrɪkt]
constringe使收缩,压缩。
constrict使收缩,压缩。
constrict 紧缩con-, 强调。-str, 拉长,拉紧,词源同strict,strain.
- constrict (v.)
- early 15c., from Latin constrictus, past participle of constringere "compress" (see constrain). A direct borrowing from Latin of the same word which, via French, became constrain. Related: Constricted; constricting.
- 1. She objects to the tests the Government's advisers have devised because they constrict her teaching style.
- 她反对政府顾问设计的考试,因为这些考试限制了她的教学风格。
- 2. Panic can constrict the blood vessels and impose an additional burden on the heart.
- 恐慌会使血管收缩,增加心脏负担.
- 3. Nerves constrict the blood vessels in the extremities of the body.
- 神经促使人手脚处的血管开始收缩.
- 4. Corset: Article of clothing worn to shape or constrict the torso.
- 紧身健美装: 一种贴身内衣或外部装饰,使体形美观或紧束身躯用的衣物.
- 5. Perhaps, peripheral blood vessels are mistakenly told to constrict, increasing blood pressure.
- 或许, 外围血管被错误地告知,需要其压缩, 从而使血压升高.