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

quadruplex1

/ˈkwɒdrʊplɛks/

(also quadriplex)

adjective

1Fourfold. rare.

2 Telecommunications. Originally: designating a system of telegraphy enabling four messages to be sent over a wire at the same time, two in each direction (now chiefly historical ). Later also: relating to or designating the transmission or reception of four signals simultaneously over one channel or with one aerial.

3 Genetics. Of a polyploid individual: having the dominant allele of a particular gene represented four times.

noun

1 Telegraphy. A quadruplex telegraph. Now historical.

2A house or apartment that has four rooms. rare.

3An apartment that has four floors connected by interior staircases.

4A building divided into four separate residences; = quadplex.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Palmer (?1541–1626), author. From classical Latin quadruplex fourfold, multiplied by four, four times as much from quadru- + -plex. Compare earlier quadruple, quadruplicity.

quadruplex2

/ˈkwɒdrʊplɛks/

Telecommunications

verb

[with object] To make (a circuit, conductor, etc.) quadruplex; to multiply (a circuit's capacity) fourfold; now chiefly historical.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Electrician. From quadruplex.

单词	quadruplex
释义	quadruplex1 /ˈkwɒdrʊplɛks/ (also quadriplex) adjective 1Fourfold. rare. 2 Telecommunications. Originally: designating a system of telegraphy enabling four messages to be sent over a wire at the same time, two in each direction (now chiefly historical ). Later also: relating to or designating the transmission or reception of four signals simultaneously over one channel or with one aerial. 3 Genetics. Of a polyploid individual: having the dominant allele of a particular gene represented four times. noun 1 Telegraphy. A quadruplex telegraph. Now historical. 2A house or apartment that has four rooms. rare. 3An apartment that has four floors connected by interior staircases. 4A building divided into four separate residences; = quadplex. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Palmer (?1541–1626), author. From classical Latin quadruplex fourfold, multiplied by four, four times as much from quadru- + -plex. Compare earlier quadruple, quadruplicity. quadruplex2 /ˈkwɒdrʊplɛks/ Telecommunications verb [with object] To make (a circuit, conductor, etc.) quadruplex; to multiply (a circuit's capacity) fourfold; now chiefly historical. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Electrician. From quadruplex.
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