英语词汇“cycle”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	cycle
释义	Trends of cycle View usage for: cycle (saɪkəl) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense cycles, present participle cycling, past tense, past participle cycled 1. verb If you cycle, you ride a bicycle. He cycled to Ingwold. [VERB preposition/adverb] Britain could save £4.6 billion a year in road transport costs if more people cycled. [VERB] Over 1000 riders cycled 100 miles around the Vale of York. [VERB noun] cycling uncountable noun The quiet country roads are ideal for cycling. 2. countable noun A cycle is a bicycle. ...an eight-mile cycle ride. 3. countable noun A cycle is a motorcycle. [US] 4. countable noun A cycle is a series of events or processes that is repeated again and again, always in the same order. ...the life cycle of the plant. [+ of] The figures marked the final low point of the present economic cycle. They must break out of the cycle of violence. 5. countable noun [usually plural] A cycle is a single complete series of movements in an electrical, electronic, or mechanical process. ...10 cycles per second. 6. countable noun [usually with supplement] A cycle is a series of songs or poems that are intended to be performed or read one after the other. ...Wagner's Ring cycle. More Synonyms of cycle cycle in British English (ˈsaɪkəl) noun 1. a recurring period of time in which certain events or phenomena occur and reach completion or repeat themselves in a regular sequence 2. a completed series of events that follows or is followed by another series of similar events occurring in the same sequence 3. the time taken or needed for one such series 4. a vast period of time; age; aeon 5. a group of poems or prose narratives forming a continuous story about a central figure or event the Arthurian cycle 6. a series of miracle plays the Chester cycle 7. a group or sequence of songs song cycle 8. short for bicycle, tricycle, motorcycle 9. astronomy the orbit of a celestial body 10. a recurrent series of events or processes in plants and animals a life cycle a growth cycle a metabolic cycle 11. physics a continuous change or a sequence of changes in the state of a system that leads tothe restoration of the system to its original state after a finite period of time 12. one of a series of repeated changes in the magnitude of a periodically varying quantity, such as current or voltage 13. computing a. a set of operations that can be both treated and repeated as a unit b. the time required to complete a set of operations c. one oscillation of the regular voltage waveform used to synchronize processes in a digital computer 14. (in generative grammar) the set of cyclic rules verb 15. (transitive) to process through a cycle or system 16. (intransitive) to move in or pass through cycles 17. to travel by or ride a bicycle or tricycle Derived forms cycling (ˈcycling) noun, adjective Word origin C14: from Late Latin cyclus, from Greek kuklos cycle, circle, ring, wheel; see wheel cycle in American English (ˈsaɪkəl; for 7 & 12, also ˈsɪkəl) noun 1. a recurring period of a definite number of years, used as a measure of time 2. a period of time within which a round of regularly recurring events or phenomenais completed the business cycle 3. a complete set of events or phenomena recurring in the same sequence 4. a very long period of time; an age 5. all of the traditional or legendary poems, songs, etc. connected with a hero or an event the Charlemagne cycle 6. a series of poems or songs on the same theme 7. a bicycle, tricycle, or motorcycle 8. Astronomy; Archaic the orbit of a celestial body 9. Biology a recurring series of functional changes or events 10. Electricity one complete period of the reversal of an alternating current from positive to negative and back again verb intransitiveWord forms: ˈcycled or ˈcycling 11. to occur or recur in cycles; pass through a cycle 12. to ride a bicycle, tricycle, or motorcycle Word origin ME cicle < LL cyclus < Gr kyklos, a circle, cycle: see wheel cycle in Mechanical Engineering (saɪkəl) Word forms: (regular plural) cycles noun (Mechanical engineering: Energy, thermodynamics and heat transfer) A cycle is a series of thermodynamic changes that happen to fluid, gas, or steam in an engine in order to produce power. Most internal combustion engines operate on the Otto cycle. The phases of the cycle of a heat pump can be shown on a thermodynamic diagram. A cycle is a series of thermodynamic changes that happen to fluid, gas, or steam in an enginein order to produce power. COBUILD Collocations cycle begin the cycle commodity cycle economic cycle endless cycle monthly cycle natural cycle repeat the cycle sleep cycle virtuous cycle Image of cycle © Ollyy, shutterstock Examples of 'cycle' in a sentence cycle But cycling around a busy city terrifies me. The Sun (2016) They endorsed clean cycling from day one. The Sun (2016) Road cycling was his job and if he could progress it would pay well. Times, Sunday Times (2016) He has also completed a cycle safety course since the incident. Times, Sunday Times (2016) And sometimes, a single parasite can take on many different forms throughout its life cycle. Smithsonian Insider (2017) It would take almost a full economic cycle to build a mere 300 homes. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Or catch the ferry and cycle around Venice Lido for a slower change of pace. The Sun (2016) Life became a cycle of cosy nights in front of the TV and working hard to make their new business venture a success. The Sun (2016) I spent a lot of time cycling and walking there in my youth - it's surrounded by lush forest. Times, Sunday Times (2016) I have got involved and I am doing a fundraising cycle ride for them. The Sun (2017) Those are the phases of the life cycle in which they will shine. Geoffrey A. Moore LIVING ON THE FAULT LINE, REVISED EDITION (2002) We spent the next morning cycling around the countryside. The Sun (2012) People running or cycling would not see them. The Sun (2016) You should be able to cycle down a country lane without putting your life in danger. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The dieting cycle moves to a rhythm almost as strict as that of the seasons. Times, Sunday Times (2012) This is a chaotic period during a cycle of amazing growth. Times, Sunday Times (2014) The explosive growth in cycling is one of the main reasons for the surge. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Time for the cycle to turn again? Times, Sunday Times (2011) Perhaps they should have to pass their cycling proficiency test before climbing aboard. Times, Sunday Times (2007) That is the real lesson of the recent history of road cycling. Times, Sunday Times (2012) This allows grief to complete its cycle. Christianity Today (2000) It consisted of an introduction to the life cycle of a rabbit. Times, Sunday Times (2008) It quickly became my favourite country for cycling anywhere in the world. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Investments move in cycles and the spotlight will move back to equities. Times, Sunday Times (2014) The economic cycle and the political cycle appear to be aligning rather nicely from his point of view. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The studios make millions, so the cycle begins again. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The idea is that you need a continuous, safe cycle route. Times, Sunday Times (2012) After that it was only ten minutes' cycle ride to the village. Len Deighton Bomber If this seems a long way off in cycling, think again. Times, Sunday Times (2015) The more people cycling, the more danger our cyclists are in. The Sun (2013) Another complaint was the lack of punctuality over her period cycle, and the swelling over her tummy. Price, Shirley Practical Aromatherapy (1987) I had just a short cycle ride to work. Times, Sunday Times (2012) In other languages cycle British English: cycle /ˈsaɪkl/ NOUN bicycle A cycle is a bicycle. ...an eight-mile cycle ride. American English: bicycle bike Arabic: دَرَّاجَة n Brazilian Portuguese: bicicleta Chinese: 自行车 Croatian: bicikl Czech: kolo jízdní Danish: cykel Dutch: fiets European Spanish: bicicleta Finnish: jakso French: vélo German: Zyklus Greek: ποδήλατο Italian: bicicletta Japanese: 自転車 bike Korean: 주기 Norwegian: syklus Polish: cykl European Portuguese: bicicleta Romanian: bicicletă Russian: велосипед Latin American Spanish: bicicleta Swedish: cykel Thai: จักรยาน Turkish: döngü Ukrainian: велосипед Vietnamese: xe đạp British English: cycle /ˈsaɪkl/ NOUN series of events A cycle is a series of events or processes that is continually repeated, always in the same order. ...the cycles of nature. American English: cycle recurring period Arabic: دَوْرَة Brazilian Portuguese: ciclo Chinese: 循环 Croatian: ciklus Czech: cyklus jízdní Danish: cyklus Dutch: cyclus European Spanish: ciclo Finnish: polkupyörä French: cycle German: Rad Fahrrad Greek: κύκλος Italian: ciclo Japanese: 周期 recurring period Korean: 자전거 Norwegian: sykkel Polish: rower European Portuguese: ciclo Romanian: ciclu Russian: цикл Latin American Spanish: ciclo Swedish: cykel Thai: วัฏจักร Turkish: bisiklete binme Ukrainian: цикл Vietnamese: chu kỳ British English: cycle /ˈsaɪkl/ VERB If you cycle, you ride a bicycle. I cycle to work at least twice a week. American English: cycle Arabic: يَرْكَبُ الدَرَّاجَة Brazilian Portuguese: andar de bicicleta Chinese: 骑自行车 Croatian: biciklirati Czech: jet na kole Danish: cykle Dutch: fietsen European Spanish: ir en bicicleta Finnish: pyöräillä French: faire du vélo German: radfahren Greek: κάνω ποδήλατο Italian: andare in bicicletta Japanese: 自転車に乗る Korean: 순환하다 Norwegian: sykle Polish: pojechać na rowerze European Portuguese: andar de bicicleta Romanian: a merge pe bicicletă Russian: ехать на велосипеде Latin American Spanish: ir en bicicleta Swedish: cykla Thai: ขี่จักรยาน Turkish: bisiklete binmek Ukrainian: їздити на велосипеді Vietnamese: đạp xe All related terms of 'cycle' TCA cycle a republic in N central Africa: made a territory of French Equatorial Africa in 1910; became independent in 1960; contains much desert and the Tibesti Mountains, with Lake Chad in the west; produces chiefly cotton and livestock ; suffered intermittent civil war from 1963 and prolonged drought . Official languages: Arabic ; French. Religion : Muslim majority , also Christian and animist. Currency: franc . Capital: N’Djaména. Pop: 14 899 994 (2017 est). Area: 1 284 000 sq km (495 750 sq miles) two-cycle relating to or designating an internal-combustion engine whose piston makes two strokes for every explosion cell cycle the growth cycle of eukaryotic cells. It is divided into five stages, known as G 0 , in which the cell is quiescent , G 1 and G 2 , in which it increases in size, S, in which it duplicates its DNA , and M, in which it undergoes mitosis and divides cycle clip a ring of taut metal that fits on a person's ankles to hold trouser bottoms tight and prevent them getting caught in the chain of a bicycle cycle hire a business which rents out bikes to tourists , travellers , etc cycle lane a specially designated and indicated section of the roadway for use by cyclists cycle path A cycle path is a special path on which people can travel by bicycle separately from motor vehicles . cycle pump a hand pump for pumping air into the tyres of a bicycle cycle race a competitive race between cyclists cycle rack a series of metal frameworks standing on the ground for holding bicycles upright cycle ride a ride on a bicycle cycle shed a shed for bicycle storage cycle shop a shop that sells and usually repairs bicycles and bicycle parts cycle track a special path created for cyclists to use down-cycle a downward phase in the economic cycle fairy cycle a child's bicycle food cycle → food web four-cycle relating to or designating an internal-combustion engine in which the piston makes four strokes for every explosion hype cycle a term coined by Gartner to refer to the five phases he considers a new technology or product to go through from its launch to its stabilization on the market Krebs cycle a stage of tissue respiration : a series of biochemical reactions occurring in mitochondria in the presence of oxygen by which acetate , derived from the breakdown of foodstuffs , is converted to carbon dioxide and water, with the release of energy life cycle The life cycle of an animal or plant is the series of changes and developments that it passes through from the beginning of its life until its death . lunar cycle See Metonic cycle Otto cycle an engine cycle used on four-stroke petrol engines ( Otto engines ) in which, ideally, combustion and rejection of heat both take place at constant volume pedal cycle a cycle that is propelled by operating the pedals , as opposed to a motorcycle rock cycle the series of events in which a rock of one type is converted to one or more other types and then back to the original type sleep cycle A cycle is a series of events or processes that is repeated again and again, always in the same order. solar cycle a period of time, averaging c. 11 years, during which certain phenomena , as maximum sunspot activity, recur on the sun song cycle any of several groups of songs written by composers during and after the Romantic period, each series employing texts , usually by one poet , relating a story or grouped around a central motif trade cycle the recurrent fluctuation between boom and depression in the economic activity of a capitalist country urea cycle the sequence of metabolic reactions leading in vertebrates to the synthesis of urea water cycle the circulation of the earth's water, in which water evaporates from the sea into the atmosphere , where it condenses and falls as rain or snow , returning to the sea by rivers or returning to the atmosphere by evapotranspiration Calvin cycle a series of reactions, occurring during photosynthesis , in which glucose is synthesized from carbon dioxide carbon cycle the circulation of carbon between living organisms and their surroundings. Carbon dioxide from the atmosphere is synthesized by plants into plant tissue, which is ingested and metabolized by animals and converted to carbon dioxide again during respiration and decay Carnot cycle an idealized reversible heat-engine cycle giving maximum efficiency and consisting of an isothermal expansion , an adiabatic expansion, an isothermal compression , and an adiabatic compression back to the initial state closed cycle a heat engine in which the working substance is continuously circulated and does not need replenishment cycle helmet a protective helmet worn by cyclists to prevent head injuries diesel cycle a four-stroke cycle in which combustion takes place at constant pressure and heat is rejected at constant volume endless cycle A cycle is a series of events or processes that is repeated again and again, always in the same order. estrous cycle the regular female reproductive cycle of most placental mammals that is under hormonal control and includes a period of heat, followed by ovulation and complex changes of the uterine lining Metonic cycle a cycle of nearly 235 synodic months after which the phases of the moon recur on the same days of the year monthly cycle A cycle is a series of events or processes that is repeated again and again, always in the same order. natural cycle A cycle is a series of events or processes that is repeated again and again, always in the same order. Rankine cycle the thermodynamic cycle in steam engines by which water is pumped into a boiler at one end and the steam is condensed at the other sunspot cycle the cycle , averaging in duration slightly more than 11 years, in which the frequency of sunspots varies from a maximum to a minimum and back to a maximum again vicious cycle a situation in which an attempt to resolve one problem creates new problems that lead back to the original situation business cycle the recurrent fluctuation between boom and depression in the economic activity of a capitalist country commodity cycle A cycle is a series of events or processes that is repeated again and again, always in the same order. economic cycle A cycle is a series of events or processes that is repeated again and again, always in the same order. menstrual cycle (in women of reproductive age) the cycle of physiological changes affecting the reproductive organs that takes place typically over a month and includes ovulation, thickening of the lining of the womb and menstruation if fertilization of the egg has not occurred nitrogen cycle the natural circulation of nitrogen by living organisms. Nitrates in the soil , derived from dead organic matter by bacterial action, are absorbed and synthesized into complex organic compounds by plants and reduced to nitrates again when the plants and the animals feeding on them die and decay Chinese translation of 'cycle' cycle (ˈsaɪkl) n (c) [of events, seasons etc] 周(週)期 (zhōuqī) [of songs, poems] 组(組) (zǔ) (= bicycle) 自行车(車) (zìxíngchē) (辆(輛), liàng) (Tech, = movement) 循环(環) (xúnhuán) vi 骑(騎)自行车(車) (qí zìxíngchē) cpd [shop, helmet, ride] 自行车(車) (zìxíngchē) to go cycling 骑(騎)自行车(車) (qí zìxíngchē) (noun) in the sense of series of events Definition a complete series of recurring events the business cycle of recession and rebound Synonyms series of events round This is the latest round of job cuts. circle The flag was red with a large white circle. The monument consists of a circle of gigantic stones. revolution The gear drives a wheel 1/10th revolution per cycle. rotation crop rotation and integration of livestock Additional synonyms in the sense of circle Definition something formed or arranged in the shape of a circle The flag was red with a large white circle.The monument consists of a circle of gigantic stones. Synonyms ring, round, band, disc, loop, hoop, cordon, perimeter, halo in the sense of revolution Definition one complete turn in a circle The gear drives a wheel 1/10th revolution per cycle. Synonyms rotation, turn, cycle, circle, wheel, spin, lap, circuit, orbit, whirl, gyration, round in the sense of rotation crop rotation and integration of livestock Synonyms sequence, switching, cycle, succession, interchanging, alternation Synonyms of 'cycle' cycle Explore 'cycle' in the dictionary
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