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

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(pærə)

Word forms: plural paras

countable noun [usually plural]

A para is a paratrooper.

[British, informal]

...some guys just out of the paras.

para.

(pærə)

Word forms: plural paras

Para. is a written abbreviation for paragraph.

See Chapter 9, para. 1.2.

para in British English 1

(ˈpɑːrə)

nounWord forms: plural -ras or -ra

a monetary unit of Serbia worth one hundredth of a dinar; formerly a monetary unit of Yugoslavia

Word origin

C17: Serbo-Croat, via Turkish from Persian pārah piece, portion

para in British English 2

(ˈpærə)

noun informal

a soldier in an airborne unit

an airborne unit

a paragraph

para in British English 3

(ˈpɑːrɑː)

nounWord forms: plural para or parae

a New Zealand fern, Marattia salicina, with long heavy fronds

Also called: horseshoe fern, king fern

Word origin

Māori

Pará in British English

(Portuguese paˈra)

noun

a state of N Brazil, on the Atlantic: mostly dense tropical rainforest Capital: Belém. Pop: 6 453 683 (2002). Area: 1 248 042 sq km (474 896 sq miles)

2. another name for Belém

an estuary in N Brazil into which flow the Tocantins River and a branch of the Amazon. Length: about 320 km (200 miles)

para- in British English 1

or before a vowel par-

prefix

beside; near

parameter

parathyroid

beyond

parapsychology

resembling

paramnesia

defective; abnormal

paraesthesia

subsidiary to

paraphysis

6. (usually in italics)

denoting that an organic compound contains a benzene ring with substituents attached to atoms that are directly opposite across the ring (the 1,4- positions)

paradinitrobenzene

para-cresol

Abbreviation: p-. Compare ortho- (sense 4), meta- (sense 4)

denoting an isomer, polymer, or compound related to a specified compound

paraldehyde

paracasein

denoting the form of a diatomic substance in which the spins of the two constituent atoms are antiparallel

parahydrogen

Compare ortho- (sense 6)

Word origin

from Greek para (prep) alongside, beyond

para- in British English 2

combining form

indicating an object that acts as a protection against something

parachute

parasol

Word origin

via French from Italian para-, from parare to defend, shield against, ultimately from Latin parāre to prepare

Para in American English

Paraguay

Pará in American English

(pɑˈʀɑ)

river in NE Brazil, the S estuary of the Amazon: c. 200 mi (322 km)

state of N Brazil, on the Atlantic: 483,849 sq mi (1,253,164 sq km); pop. 4,950,000;cap. Belém

para in American English 1

(pɑˈrɑ; ˈpɑˌrɑ)

noun

a monetary unit of Serbia, equal to 1⁄100 of a dinar

Word origin

Turk < Pers pārah, a piece, fragment

para in American English 2

paragraph

parallel

para- in American English 1

(ˈpærə)

by the side of, beside, by, past, to one side, aside from, amiss

parathyroid, parasite

beyond

paranormal

subsidiary to

paralegal, paramilitary

2. Chemistry

an isomer, modification, polymer, derivative, etc. of (a specified substance)

paraformaldehyde

characterized by substitutions in the 1, 4 position (opposite sides) in the benzene ring

usually italicized and hyphenated in chemical names

para-aminobenzoic acid

see also meta- (sense 6) meta- (sense 6d), ortho- (sense 4) ortho- (sense 4b)

3. Medicine

in a secondary or accessory capacity

parahormone

functionally disordered, abnormal

paramnesia

like or resembling

paratyphoid

4. Nuclear Physics

the form of diatomic molecules in which nuclei have antiparallel spins

parahydrogen

Word origin

Gr para- < para, at the side of, alongside < IE *pera-, var. of *per-, a going beyond > far, fore

para- in American English 2

(ˈpærə; ˈpɛrə)

protection of or against

parados

using a parachute

pararescue

Word origin

(sense 1) Fr < It para, imper. of parare, to ward off < L parare, prepare; (sense 2) < parachute

Examples of 'para' in a sentence
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`Something else here, same para, you must have noticed it with your guid Scots ancestry, Mr Dalziel.I was para but was determined not to let them know that they were intimidating me.`Fue como un hermano para mi," he whispered, shaking his head.

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释义	Trends of para View usage for: para (pærə) Word forms: plural paras countable noun [usually plural] A para is a paratrooper. [British, informal] ...some guys just out of the paras. para. (pærə) Word forms: plural paras Para. is a written abbreviation for paragraph. See Chapter 9, para. 1.2. para in British English 1 (ˈpɑːrə) nounWord forms: plural -ras or -ra a monetary unit of Serbia worth one hundredth of a dinar; formerly a monetary unit of Yugoslavia Word origin C17: Serbo-Croat, via Turkish from Persian pārah piece, portion para in British English 2 (ˈpærə) noun informal 1. a. a soldier in an airborne unit b. an airborne unit 2. a paragraph para in British English 3 (ˈpɑːrɑː) nounWord forms: plural para or parae a New Zealand fern, Marattia salicina, with long heavy fronds Also called: horseshoe fern, king fern Word origin Māori Pará in British English (Portuguese paˈra) noun 1. a state of N Brazil, on the Atlantic: mostly dense tropical rainforest Capital: Belém. Pop: 6 453 683 (2002). Area: 1 248 042 sq km (474 896 sq miles) 2. another name for Belém 3. an estuary in N Brazil into which flow the Tocantins River and a branch of the Amazon. Length: about 320 km (200 miles) para- in British English 1 or before a vowel par- prefix 1. beside; near parameter parathyroid 2. beyond parapsychology 3. resembling paramnesia 4. defective; abnormal paraesthesia 5. subsidiary to paraphysis 6. (usually in italics) denoting that an organic compound contains a benzene ring with substituents attached to atoms that are directly opposite across the ring (the 1,4- positions) paradinitrobenzene para-cresol Abbreviation: p-. Compare ortho- (sense 4), meta- (sense 4) 7. denoting an isomer, polymer, or compound related to a specified compound paraldehyde paracasein 8. denoting the form of a diatomic substance in which the spins of the two constituent atoms are antiparallel parahydrogen Compare ortho- (sense 6) Word origin from Greek para (prep) alongside, beyond para- in British English 2 combining form indicating an object that acts as a protection against something parachute parasol Word origin via French from Italian para-, from parare to defend, shield against, ultimately from Latin parāre to prepare Para in American English Paraguay Pará in American English (pɑˈʀɑ) 1. river in NE Brazil, the S estuary of the Amazon: c. 200 mi (322 km) 2. state of N Brazil, on the Atlantic: 483,849 sq mi (1,253,164 sq km); pop. 4,950,000;cap. Belém para in American English 1 (pɑˈrɑ; ˈpɑˌrɑ) noun a monetary unit of Serbia, equal to 1⁄100 of a dinar Word origin Turk < Pers pārah, a piece, fragment para in American English 2 1. paragraph 2. parallel para- in American English 1 (ˈpærə) 1. a. by the side of, beside, by, past, to one side, aside from, amiss parathyroid, parasite b. beyond paranormal c. subsidiary to paralegal, paramilitary 2. Chemistry a. an isomer, modification, polymer, derivative, etc. of (a specified substance) paraformaldehyde b. characterized by substitutions in the 1, 4 position (opposite sides) in the benzene ring usually italicized and hyphenated in chemical names para-aminobenzoic acid see also meta- (sense 6) meta- (sense 6d), ortho- (sense 4) ortho- (sense 4b) 3. Medicine a. in a secondary or accessory capacity parahormone b. functionally disordered, abnormal paramnesia c. like or resembling paratyphoid 4. Nuclear Physics the form of diatomic molecules in which nuclei have antiparallel spins parahydrogen Word origin Gr para- < para, at the side of, alongside < IE pera-, var. of per-, a going beyond > far, fore para- in American English 2 (ˈpærə; ˈpɛrə) 1. protection of or against parados 2. using a parachute pararescue Word origin (sense 1) Fr < It para, imper. of parare, to ward off < L parare, prepare; (sense 2) < parachute Examples of 'para' in a sentence para `Something else here, same para, you must have noticed it with your guid Scots ancestry, Mr Dalziel. Anthony Masters CASCADES - THE DAY OF THE DEAD (2001) I was para but was determined not to let them know that they were intimidating me. Shell, Ray ICED (2001) `Fue como un hermano para mi," he whispered, shaking his head. O'Connor, Joe DESPERADOES (2001)
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