英语词汇“type”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	type
释义	Trends of type View usage for: type sort or kind (taɪp) Word forms: plural types 1. countable noun A type of something is a group of those things that have particular features in common. ...several types of lettuce. There are various types of the disease. [+ of] In 1990, 25% of households were of this type. brand Synonyms: kind, sort, class, variety More Synonyms of type 2. countable noun If you refer to a particular thing or person as a type of something more general, you are considering that thing or person as an example of that more general group. Have you done this type of work before? [+ of] Rates of interest for this type of borrowing can be high. [+ of] I am a very determined type of person. [+ of] 3. countable noun If you refer to a person as a particular type, you mean that they have that particular appearance, character, or way of behaving. It's the first time I, a fair-skinned, freckly type, have sailed in the sun withoutburning. I was rather an outdoor type. She was certainly not the type to murder anyone. Synonyms: sort of person, sort, type of person More Synonyms of type 4. See not your type 5. See also blood type More Synonyms of type type writing and printing (taɪp) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense types, present participle typing, past tense, past participle typed 1. verb If you type something, you use a computer keyboard, typewriter or word processor to write it. I can type your essays for you. [VERB noun] I had never really learnt to type properly. [VERB] The letter consists of six closely typed pages. [VERB-ed] 2. uncountable noun Type is printed text as it appears in a book or newspaper, or the small pieces of metal that are used to create this. The correction had already been set in type. Synonyms: print, printing, face, case More Synonyms of type 3. See also typing Phrasal verbs: See type in See type out See type up type in British English (taɪp) noun 1. a kind, class, or category, the constituents of which share similar characteristics 2. a subdivision of a particular class of things or people; sort what type of shampoo do you use? 3. the general form, plan, or design distinguishing a particular group 4. informal a person who typifies a particular quality he's the administrative type 5. informal a person, esp of a specified kind he's a strange type 6. a. a small block of metal or more rarely wood bearing a letter or character in relief for use in printing b. such pieces collectively 7. characters printed from type; print 8. biology a. the taxonomic group the characteristics of which are used for defining the next highest group, for example Rattus norvegicus (brown rat) is the type species of the rat genus Rattus b. (as modifier) a type genus a type species 9. type specimen 10. the characteristic device on a coin 11. linguistics a symbol regarded as standing for the class of all symbols identical to it Compare token (sense 8) 12. logic a class of expressions or of the entities they represent that can all enter into the same syntactic relations. The theory of types was advanced by Bertrand Russell to avoid the liar paradox, Russell's paradox, etc 13. philosophy a universal. If a sentence always has the same meaning whenever it is used, the meaning is said to be a property of the sentence-type Compare token (sense 9) 14. mainly Christian theology a figure, episode, or symbolic factor resembling some future reality in such a way as to foreshadow or prefigure it 15. rare a distinctive sign or mark verb 16. to write (copy) on a computer or typewriter 17. (transitive) to be a symbol of; typify 18. (transitive) to decide the type of; clarify into a type 19. (transitive) medicine to determine the blood group of (a blood sample) 20. (transitive) mainly Christian theology to foreshadow or serve as a symbol of (some future reality) Word origin C15: from Latin typus figure, from Greek tupos image, from tuptein to strike -type in British English noun, combining form 1. type or form archetype 2. printing type or photographic process collotype Word origin from Latin -typus, from Greek -typos, from tupos type type in American English (taɪp) noun 1. a person, thing, or event that represents or symbolizes another, esp. another that it is thought will appear later; symbol; token; sign 2. Rare a distinguishing mark, sign, or impress 3. the general form, structure, plan, style, etc. characterizing or distinguishing the members of a class or group 4. a kind, class, or group having distinguishing characteristics in common [a new type of airplane, an animal of the dog type] in informal usage, often used elliptically immediately preceding the noun [a new type airplane] 5. a person, animal, or thing that is representative of, or has the distinctive characteristics of, a class or group; typical individual or instance 6. a perfect example; model; pattern; archetype 7. Informal an odd or eccentric person; character 8. Agriculture the combination of characters of an animal or breed that make it most suitable for a particular use beef type, dairy type 9. Biology a. the single specimen designated as the one on which the original description and name of a taxon have been based b. type genus or , type species 10. Ancient Mathematics the simplest of a set of equivalent forms 11. Printing a. a rectangular piece of metal or, esp. formerly, wood, with a raised letter, figure, etc. in reverse on its upper end which, when inked and pressed against a piece of paper or other material, as in a printing press or on a typewriter, leaves an ink impression of its face; also, such pieces collectively or the characters printed from them b. a character or characters formed electronically and produced by a computer printer c. photographic reproductions of print used in photocomposition d. a particular face of type verb transitiveWord forms: typed or ˈtyping 12. Rare a. to prefigure b. to typify; represent 13. to classify according to type to be typed as a villain 14. to write using the keyboard of a typewriter or computer 15. Medicine to determine the type of (a blood sample) verb intransitive 16. to use the keyboard of a typewriter Derived forms typable (ˈtypable) adjective or ˈtypeable Word origin LL(Ec) typus, a model, symbol < L & Gr: L, a figure < Gr typos, a figure, archetype, model, orig., a blow, mark made by a blow < typtein: see tympan -type in American English (taɪp) 1. type, representative form, example phonotype, stereotype 2. stamp, print, printing type ferrotype, monotype Word origin Fr < Gr -typon < typos: see type Examples of 'type' in a sentence type There were lamps of all sizes with every type of base: porcelain, brass, copper, wood, ceramic, glass, Perspex. Mark Burnell CHAMELEON (2002) It was a man driving, tweed cap, Barbour, a caricature of a country type. Hugo Wilcken THE EXECUTION (2002) She wasn't surprised that he hadn't been at the funeral -- not her mother's type. Robert Wilson THE COMPANY OF STRANGERS (2002) Alou was typical of a certain type of officer common in the Air Force. Dale Brown and Jim DeFelice DALE BROWN'S DREAMLAND (5) STRIKE ZONE (2002) In other languages type British English: type /taɪp/ NOUN A type of something is the kind of thing that it is. Owls are a type of bird. American English: type Arabic: نَوْع Brazilian Portuguese: tipo Chinese: 类型 Croatian: vrsta Czech: typ Danish: type Dutch: type European Spanish: tipo clase Finnish: tyyppi French: genre sorte German: Typ Greek: τύπος Italian: tipo Japanese: 種類 Korean: 유형 Norwegian: type Polish: typ European Portuguese: tipo Romanian: tip Russian: тип Latin American Spanish: tipo modelo, clase Swedish: typ Thai: ประเภท Turkish: tür Ukrainian: тип Vietnamese: loại dạng British English: type /taɪp/ VERB If you type something, you write it with a machine, for example a computer. She typed a letter. I never really learnt to type properly. American English: type Arabic: يَطْبَعُ عَلَى الآلَةِ الكَاتِبَة Brazilian Portuguese: digitar Chinese: 打字 Croatian: tipkati Czech: psát na stroji Danish: maskinskrive Dutch: typen European Spanish: teclear Finnish: kirjoittaa koneella French: taper ordinateur German: tippen Greek: δακτυλογραφώ Italian: scrivere a macchina Japanese: タイプする Korean: 타이핑하다 Norwegian: skrive på maskin Polish: napisać European Portuguese: digitar Romanian: a dactilografia Russian: печатать Latin American Spanish: teclear Swedish: skriva maskin Thai: พิมพ์ Turkish: yazmak daktilo/bilgisayar Ukrainian: набирати текст Vietnamese: đánh máy All related terms of 'type' e-type a person who works in or is interested in electronics n-type (of a semiconductor ) having more conduction electrons than mobile holes p-type (of a semiconductor ) having a density of mobile holes in excess of that of conduction electrons Type A a personality type characterized by tenseness, drive, aggression , etc., traits thought to make one more susceptible to heart attacks Type B a personality type characterized by serenity , relaxation , amiability, etc., traits thought to make one less susceptible to heart attacks type in If you type information into a computer or type it in , you press keys on the keyboard so that the computer stores or processes the information. type up If you type up a text that has been written by hand , you produce a typed copy of it. bold type a weight of type characterized by thick heavy lines, as the entry words in a dictionary cold type typesetting done by a method other than the casting of molten type feed type The feed type is the type of hydrocarbon which a refinery uses for a particular product. type-cast to cast (type) type-high having the height of a piece of type, standardized as 0.918 inches type out If you type something out , you write it in full using a typewriter or word processor . wild type the typical form of a species of organism resulting from breeding under natural conditions word-type word class ; part of speech blood type Someone's blood type is the same as their → blood group . heavy type type that is thicker and blacker than normal type tissue type the inherited chemical characteristics of the bodily tissue of an individual that are recognized and, when grafted , are accepted or rejected by the immune system of another individual. The tissue type is determined by the histocompatibility antigens touch-type to type without having to look at the keys of the typewriter or computer keyboard type genus the particular genus whose name serves as the base for the family name type metal an alloy of tin , lead , and antimony , from which type is cast spectral type any of various groups into which stars are classified according to characteristic spectral lines and bands . The most important classification ( Harvard classification ) has a series of classes O, B , A, F , G , K , M, the series also being a scale of diminishing surface temperature type founder a person who casts metal type type species the particular species from which the genus is named type specimen the original specimen from which a description of a new species is made variable type type that can be varied to fit a page , screen , etc character type a cluster of personality traits commonly occurring together in an individual condensed type a typeface narrower than the standard type for the series founder's type special type cast by a type founder for hand composition , as opposed to type cast in a mechanical composing machine monospaced type a typeface in which the width of all letters , including the space around them, is the same type I error the error of rejecting the null hypothesis when it is true , the probability of which is the significance level of a result late-type star any star with a surface temperature below that of the sun , of spectral type K , M, C, or S not your type If you say that someone is not your type , you mean that they are not the sort of person who you usually find attractive. personality type a cluster of personality traits commonly occurring together revert to type If you say that someone has reverted to type , you mean that they are now behaving as you would expect them to, after having behaved in an unexpected and better way. type II error the error of not rejecting the null hypothesis when it is false . The probability of avoiding such an error is the power of the test and is a function of the alternative hypothesis V-type engine a type of internal-combustion engine having two cylinder blocks attached to a single crankcase , the angle between the two blocks forming a V early-type star any massive hot star of spectral type O, B , or A Type 2 diabetes a type of diabetes mellitus, typically appearing after the age of 30, in which increased levels of glucose in the body are not matched by sufficiently increased levels of insulin i-type semiconductor an almost pure semiconductor to which no impurities have been added and in which the electron and hole densities are equal at thermal equilibrium diabetes Diabetes is a medical condition in which someone has too much sugar in their blood . intrinsic semiconductor an almost pure semiconductor to which no impurities have been added and in which the electron and hole densities are equal at thermal equilibrium Chinese translation of 'type' type (taɪp) n (c) (= category, example) 种(種)类(類) (zhǒnglèi) (个(個), gè) (c) (= sort, kind) 类(類)型 (lèixíng) (种(種), zhǒng) (c) [person] 型 (xíng) (u) (Typ) 字体(體) (zìtǐ) vi 打字 (dǎzì) vt 在 ... 上打字 (zài ... shang dǎzì) 1 (noun) in the sense of kind Definition the general characteristics distinguishing a particular group There are various types of the disease. Synonyms kind They developed a new kind of film-making. sort What sort of person is he? class a new class of personal computer variety She grows 12 varieties of old-fashioned roses. group The recipes are divided into groups according to their main ingredients. form He contracted a rare form of cancer. order the order of insects Coleoptera, better known as beetles style six scenes in the style of a classical Greek tragedy species There are several thousand species of trees here. breed the new breed of walking holidays strain a particularly beautiful strain of Swiss pansies category The entries were organised into six different categories. stamp Monty is a man of a very different stamp. kidney genre his love of films and novels in the horror genre classification several different classifications of vehicles ilk politicians and their ilk subdivision 2 (noun) in the sense of print Definition text printed from type The correction has already been set in type. Synonyms print columns of tiny print printing face case characters font fount 3 (noun) in the sense of sort of person Definition a person, esp. of a specified kind She doesn't seem like the type to shoplift. Synonyms sort of person sort He seemed to be just the right sort for the job. type of person 4 (noun) in the sense of epitome Synonyms epitome The countess was the epitome of sophistication. example This piece is a perfect example of symphonic construction. standard systems that were by later standards absurdly primitive model the Chinese model of economic reform original Photocopy the form and send the original to your employer. pattern the ideal pattern of a good society essence norm Their actions departed from what she called the commonly accepted norms of behaviour. specimen a perfect specimen of a dinosaur fossil prototype He has built a prototype of a machine called the wave rotor. the prototype aircraft paradigm He was the paradigm of the self-made man. archetype He is the archetype of the successful businessman. exemplar They viewed their new building as an exemplar of taste. personification Janis Joplin was the personification of the '60s female rock singer. quintessence He was the quintessence of all Eva most deeply loathed. Additional synonyms in the sense of archetype Definition an original model He is the archetype of the successful businessman. Synonyms prime example, standard, model, original, pattern, classic, ideal, norm, form, prototype, paradigm, exemplar in the sense of breed Definition a kind, sort, or group the new breed of walking holidays Synonyms kind, sort, type, variety, order, brand, stamp, genre, calibre in the sense of category Definition a class or group of things or people with some quality or qualities in common The entries were organised into six different categories. Synonyms class, grouping, heading, head, order, sort, list, department, type, division, section, rank, grade, classification, genre Synonyms of 'type' type Explore 'type' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of class Definition one of the groups into which a phylum is divided, containing one or more orders a new class of personal computer Synonyms type, set, sort, kind, collection, species, grade, category, stamp, genre, classification, denomination, genus in the sense of classification Definition a division or category in a classifying system several different classifications of vehicles Synonyms class, grouping, heading, head, order, sort, list, department, type, division, section, rank, grade in the sense of example Definition a person, action, or thing that is worthy of imitation This piece is a perfect example of symphonic construction. Synonyms illustration, model, ideal, standard, norm, precedent, pattern, prototype, paradigm, archetype, paragon, exemplar, xample in the sense of exemplar Definition a person or thing to be copied They viewed their new building as an exemplar of taste. Synonyms model, example, standard, ideal, criterion, paradigm, epitome, paragon in the sense of form Definition a type or kind He contracted a rare form of cancer. Synonyms type, sort, kind, variety, way, system, order, class, style, practice, method, species, manner, stamp, description in the sense of genre Definition a kind or type of literary, musical, or artistic work his love of films and novels in the horror genre Synonyms type, group, school, form, order, sort, kind, class, style, character (informal), fashion, brand, species, category, stamp, classification, genus, subdivision in the sense of group Definition a number of people or things considered as a unit The recipes are divided into groups according to their main ingredients. Synonyms category, class, section, grouping, order, sort, type, division, rank, grade, classification in the sense of ilk Definition a type or class politicians and their ilk Synonyms type, sort, kind, class, style, character (informal), variety, brand, breed, stamp, description, kidney, disposition in the sense of model Definition an example or pattern that people might want to follow the Chinese model of economic reform Synonyms pattern, example, design, standard, type, original, ideal, mould, norm, gauge, prototype, paradigm, archetype, exemplar, lodestar in the sense of norm Definition a standard that is required or regarded as normal Their actions departed from what she called the commonly accepted norms of behaviour. Synonyms standard, rule, model, pattern, mean, type, measure, average, par, criterion, benchmark, yardstick Additional synonyms in the sense of order Definition one of the groups into which a class is divided, containing one or more families the order of insects Coleoptera, better known as beetles Synonyms kind, group, class, family, form, sort, type, variety, cast, species, breed, strain, category, tribe, genre, classification, genus, ilk, subdivision, subclass, taxonomic group in the sense of original Definition the first and genuine form of something, from which others are copied or translated Photocopy the form and send the original to your employer. Synonyms prototype, master, pattern in the sense of paradigm Definition a model or example He was the paradigm of the self-made man. Synonyms model, example, original, pattern, ideal, norm, prototype, archetype, exemplar in the sense of pattern Definition a model worthy of imitation the ideal pattern of a good society Synonyms model, example, standard, original, guide, par, criterion, norm, prototype, paradigm, archetype, paragon, exemplar, cynosure in the sense of personification Janis Joplin was the personification of the '60s female rock singer. Synonyms embodiment, image, representation, re-creation, portrayal, incarnation, likeness, semblance, epitome in the sense of prototype Definition a person or thing that serves as an example of a type He has built a prototype of a machine called the wave rotor.the prototype aircraft Synonyms original, model, precedent, first, example, standard, paradigm, archetype, mock-up in the sense of quintessence Definition the perfect representation of a quality or state He was the quintessence of all Eva most deeply loathed. Synonyms epitome, representation, embodiment, type, essence, archetype, exemplar, typical example, personification in the sense of sort Definition a class, group, or kind sharing certain characteristics or qualities What sort of person is he? Synonyms kind, type, class, make, group, family, order, race, style, quality, character, nature, variety, brand, species, breed, category, stamp, description, denomination, genus, ilk in the sense of sort Definition a type of character He seemed to be just the right sort for the job. Synonyms person, individual, type, customer (informal), soul, creature, human being, bloke (informal), chap (informal) in the sense of species Definition one of the groups into which a genus is divided, the members of which are able to interbreed There are several thousand species of trees here. Synonyms kind, sort, type, group, class, variety, breed, category, description, genus Additional synonyms in the sense of specimen Definition an individual or part regarded as typical of its group or class a perfect specimen of a dinosaur fossil Synonyms sample, example, individual, model, type, pattern, instance, representative, exemplar, exemplification in the sense of stamp Definition type or class Monty is a man of a very different stamp. Synonyms type, sort, kind, form, cut, character (informal), fashion, cast, breed, description in the sense of standard Definition an accepted example of something against which others are judged or measured systems that were by later standards absurdly primitive Synonyms criterion, measure, guideline, example, model, average, guide, pattern, sample, par, norm, gauge, benchmark, yardstick, touchstone in the sense of strain Definition a group of animals or plants within a species or variety, distinguished by one or more minor characteristics a particularly beautiful strain of Swiss pansies Synonyms breed, type, stock, family, race, blood, descent, pedigree, extraction, ancestry, lineage in the sense of style Definition a form of appearance, design, or production six scenes in the style of a classical Greek tragedy Synonyms type, sort, kind, spirit, pattern, variety, appearance, tone, strain, category, characteristic, genre, tenor in the sense of variety Definition a particular type of something in the same general category She grows 12 varieties of old-fashioned roses. Synonyms type, sort, kind, make, order, class, brand, species, breed, strain, category
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