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

emplacement

/ɪmˈpleɪsm(ə)nt

/ /ɛmˈpleɪsm(ə)nt/

noun

1A structure on or in which something is firmly placed: a machine bolted to a concrete emplacement...

A twisted propeller and an abandoned gun, mounted on a concrete emplacement, stand beside the memorial.
From the top front corners of the computer terminal, small laser emplacements emerged and aimed at Saurox.

1.1A platform or defended position where a gun is placed for firing: a gun emplacement...

They operated up to 12 miles behind enemy lines, looking for hidden enemy targets such as artillery and mortar positions, anti-aircraft emplacements, bunker systems and storage caves.
Unit members claim that a man strolling up to the gun emplacement, spotted their observation post and ‘went for his weapon’.
His platoon, attacking heavily fortified and strategically located hostile emplacements, had been stopped by intense fire from a large bunker containing several firing posts.

2 [mass noun] chiefly Geology The process or state of setting something in place or being set in place: the emplacement of granite intrusions [count noun]: massive emplacements of magma...

In both cases, the sequence of events started with extensional basin magmatism and culminated in emplacement of plutons, passing through basin subsidence.
In some instances, there is clear evidence for the accompanying emplacement of mantle-derived mafic magmas, providing a source for the anomalous heating.
The scarcity of evidence from magmatic fabrics for granite emplacement during regional shortening may reflect the general persistence of deformation to sub-solidus states.

Derivatives

emplace

verb ...

In a theater of operations, theater commanders have the authority to emplace obstacles.
Parts of Sri Lanka are infested with buried explosives emplaced during two decades of civil war.
We have to depend upon scatterable mines emplaced by the Volcano system.

Origin

Early 19th century: from French, from em- 'in' + place 'a place'.

单词	emplacement
释义	emplacement /ɪmˈpleɪsm(ə)nt / /ɛmˈpleɪsm(ə)nt/ noun 1A structure on or in which something is firmly placed: a machine bolted to a concrete emplacement... A twisted propeller and an abandoned gun, mounted on a concrete emplacement, stand beside the memorial. From the top front corners of the computer terminal, small laser emplacements emerged and aimed at Saurox. 1.1A platform or defended position where a gun is placed for firing: a gun emplacement... They operated up to 12 miles behind enemy lines, looking for hidden enemy targets such as artillery and mortar positions, anti-aircraft emplacements, bunker systems and storage caves. Unit members claim that a man strolling up to the gun emplacement, spotted their observation post and ‘went for his weapon’. His platoon, attacking heavily fortified and strategically located hostile emplacements, had been stopped by intense fire from a large bunker containing several firing posts. 2 [mass noun] chiefly Geology The process or state of setting something in place or being set in place: the emplacement of granite intrusions [count noun]: massive emplacements of magma... In both cases, the sequence of events started with extensional basin magmatism and culminated in emplacement of plutons, passing through basin subsidence. In some instances, there is clear evidence for the accompanying emplacement of mantle-derived mafic magmas, providing a source for the anomalous heating. The scarcity of evidence from magmatic fabrics for granite emplacement during regional shortening may reflect the general persistence of deformation to sub-solidus states. Derivatives emplace verb ... In a theater of operations, theater commanders have the authority to emplace obstacles. Parts of Sri Lanka are infested with buried explosives emplaced during two decades of civil war. We have to depend upon scatterable mines emplaced by the Volcano system. Origin Early 19th century: from French, from em- 'in' + place 'a place'.
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