| 词汇 | constituent |
| 释义 | constituent noun[ C ] uk /kənˈstɪtʃ.u.ənt/ us /kənˈstɪtʃ.u.ənt/ constituentnoun[C] (PART)one of the parts that a substance or combination is made of: 成分;构成部分;要素 constituent ofWhat are the basic constituents of the mixture?这种混合物的基本成分是什么？ Words meaning parts of things back end bifurcation biomarker branch cartridge chunk element modularly module moiety multi-branched multi-component multi-element panel piece sub-sector subcomponent subpart subscale subscience constituentnoun[C] (PERSON)a voter (= person who can vote) in a particular area of the country: （某选区的）选民，选举人 The MP worked hard, always talking to his constituents and listening to their problems.这位参议员工作努力，总是跟本区选民交谈，听取他们的难处。 Voters & candidates in elections abstainer Brexiteer candidate carpetbagger constituency coronate electable multi-candidate nay non-voter non-voting primary re-eligibility slate ticket unaffiliated unelectable voter write in yea constituent adjective[ before noun ] uk /kənˈstɪtʃ.u.ənt/ us /kənˈstɪtʃ.u.ənt/ constituentadjective[before noun] (PART)relating to one of the parts that a substance or combination is made of: constituent part Let's look at the constituent parts of this sentence. constituent element The process of breaking down food into its constituent elements begins. The fluid tended to separate into its constituent components. Incorporate self-assessment material in each constituent module of any course. The telescope can split a star's light into its constituent colours. Comprising and consisting of be compose composition compositional compositionally comprise consist in something consist of something constituent part constitute constitution constitutive form from make make something up multi-component of constituentadjective[before noun] (PERSON)relating to a voter (= person who can vote) in a particular area of the country: The bill is an attempt to resolve a major source of constituent complaints. He thought it was very important to answer constituent mail. The bill does not limit the millions legislators spend on constituent mailings. He built his reputation on constituent service. We handle thousands of constituent requests every year. Voters & candidates in elections abstainer Brexiteer candidate carpetbagger constituency coronate electable multi-candidate nay non-voter non-voting primary re-eligibility slate ticket unaffiliated unelectable voter write in yea constituent | American Dictionaryconstituent noun us/kənˈstɪtʃ·u·ənt/ constituentnoun (PERSON REPRESENTED)[ Cusually pl ] politics & government a person represented by an elected official: The senator mails a newsletter to his constituents every two months. constituentnoun (PART)[ C ] one of the parts that a substance or mixture is made of: Oxygen is a constituent of air. Examples of constituentconstituent The recursive behavior of this finite state machine comes from the fact that the individual argument or adjunct constituents can also embed sentential clauses. The symbols are used to specify the constituents of the instances, and the transformation program automatically transforms the edited instances into patterns. A portion of the sample is vaporized during the laser pulse to form plasma of the sample constituents containing electronically excited atomic species. Each of the sixteen speeches supported the affirmative resolutions, most claiming vindication of the long-running campaign waged by their constituents against the coypu. The remaining sections will describe the state-of-the-art information- and knowledge-management practices and technologies (along with their constituents) in use in the construction sector. Each moment of time is constituted by identity conditions that merely involve constituents within that moment (presentness, exemplification, an individuator). Land managers therefore face a trade-off between satisfying many constituents marginally through higher rents or satisfying special interests appreciably through lower rents. The political platform thus functioned as a two-way interface, through which politicians negotiated their position with their constituents. The primordial chemical reactions and the energy sources, which produced the early constituents of proteins and nucleic acids, have been simulated by many authors. A thorough understanding of how such constituents change over time would allow us to extrapolate, from fossil evidence, aspects of the original biochemistry. Exploring how non-life "could live" in the digital domain, alife uncovers the principles that govern the emergence of life-like qualities, independent of life's material constituents. The alignment of the pitch accents with the prosodic constituents sheds light on aspects of stress structure traditionally problematic, such as proparoxitones or clitic adjunction. Given the left-headedness of branching constituents, it is the first portion of a target diphthong that would be expected to survive shortening. Law, he contends that certain legal rules are necessar y constituents of any legal system. Being moral virtues, these dispositions must be constituents rather than mere instr uments of worthwhile lives. See all examples of constituent These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Collocations withconstituentconstituentThese are words often used in combination with constituent. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. basic constituent Expressing basicconstituent relations in single clauses is fairly straightforward since any consistently used word order can function as a grammatical device. chemical constituent Lavoisier experimentally demonstrated this same substance to be a chemicalconstituent in the combustion process. constituent assembly Operating under the rules of the military's own constitution, the legislature converted itself into a constituentassembly and drafted a new constitution. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. See all collocations with constituent |
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