displacement

Word family (noun) displacement (adjective) displaced (verb) displace

(noun) place placement placing displacement replacement (adjective) displaced misplaced replaceable (verb) place displace misplace replace

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Physics, Water, Measurementdisplacementdis‧place‧ment /dɪsˈpleɪsmənt/ AWL noun 1 [uncountable] formalPGLEAVE A PLACE when a group of people or animals are forced to leave the place where they usually live2 [singular]HPTTW technical the weight or volume of liquid that something replaces when it floats in that liquid – used especially to describe how heavy something such as a ship isExamples from the Corpusdisplacement• An appropriate inversion becomes a deconstructive displacement.• Disease, displacement and alien acrimony caused these people to all but disappear from Tierra del Fuego.• What is relevant to the worker elites, however, is the fundamental change in the incidence of displacement.• In the primary processes of the unconscious system, psychical energy flows freely by means of displacement and condensation.• Deconstruction is not just a reversal of strategies or a neutralisation of binary opposites: it is a process of displacement.• The pulse.shaped output from the detectors have a slight phase displacement, the sign of which depends on the direction of rotation.• The layering is disrupted by small scale displacement along fault planes.• This causes the beam to bend and the displacement is measured by means of a strain gauge or a differential transformer.

单词	displacement
释义	displacement Word family (noun) displacement (adjective) displaced (verb) displace (noun) place placement placing displacement replacement (adjective) displaced misplaced replaceable (verb) place displace misplace replace From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Physics, Water, Measurementdisplacementdis‧place‧ment /dɪsˈpleɪsmənt/ AWL noun 1 [uncountable] formalPGLEAVE A PLACE when a group of people or animals are forced to leave the place where they usually live2 [singular]HPTTW technical the weight or volume of liquid that something replaces when it floats in that liquid – used especially to describe how heavy something such as a ship isExamples from the Corpusdisplacement• An appropriate inversion becomes a deconstructive displacement.• Disease, displacement and alien acrimony caused these people to all but disappear from Tierra del Fuego.• What is relevant to the worker elites, however, is the fundamental change in the incidence of displacement.• In the primary processes of the unconscious system, psychical energy flows freely by means of displacement and condensation.• Deconstruction is not just a reversal of strategies or a neutralisation of binary opposites: it is a process of displacement.• The pulse.shaped output from the detectors have a slight phase displacement, the sign of which depends on the direction of rotation.• The layering is disrupted by small scale displacement along fault planes.• This causes the beam to bend and the displacement is measured by means of a strain gauge or a differential transformer.
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