| 释义 |
zeroable, a.|ˈzɪərəʊəb(ə)l|
[f. zero n. + -able.]
1. Linguistics. That may be omitted from a sentence without loss of meaning.
1965Language XLI. 395 Metaphorical and idiomatic objects are not pronounable or zeroable. 1975Rev. des Lang. Vivantes XLI. 239 The relation between ‘They described Vesuvius’ and its metalinguistic, zeroable, expansion into ‘They described Vesuvius which is a volcano’.
2. Capable of being set to read zero.
1974Physics Bull. Aug. 349/1 A zeroable offset counter system is provided which makes it easy for the operator to measure the angular error between the ground reference face and the crystallographic planes. |