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

EQ1

noun [mass noun]

The levels of frequency response of an audio signal, or controls which allow their adjustment: judicious use of EQ helps me create a space for each sound [as modifier]: you can save your own EQ settings...

Even a dummy can hear how excellent this EQ sounds.
On well-produced material, the EQ was fine, but on some older recordings, we found ourselves having to tweak the Windows Media Player EQ to get the best sound.
If you're mixing a track and boost the EQ, does the result sound better or worse?

Origin

1970s: short for equalization or equalizer.

EQ2

noun

Short for emotional intelligence or emotional quotient. EQ enables us to use feelings to boost and complement our IQ he had a high IQ but a low EQ...

Teachers should consider both the IQ (intelligence quotient) and the EQ (emotional quotient) of the child's development.
In Emotional Intelligence, Daniel Goleman argues for an increased awareness of the relationship between IQ and EQ: "In a sense we have two brains, two minds and two different kinds of intelligence: rational and emotional."
His work has recently focused on developing EQ "profiles," which reveal the specific competencies that characterize high performers in a range of professions.

Origin

1940s: on the pattern of IQ.

单词	EQ
释义	EQ1 noun [mass noun] The levels of frequency response of an audio signal, or controls which allow their adjustment: judicious use of EQ helps me create a space for each sound [as modifier]: you can save your own EQ settings... Even a dummy can hear how excellent this EQ sounds. On well-produced material, the EQ was fine, but on some older recordings, we found ourselves having to tweak the Windows Media Player EQ to get the best sound. If you're mixing a track and boost the EQ, does the result sound better or worse? Origin 1970s: short for equalization or equalizer. EQ2 noun Short for emotional intelligence or emotional quotient. EQ enables us to use feelings to boost and complement our IQ he had a high IQ but a low EQ... Teachers should consider both the IQ (intelligence quotient) and the EQ (emotional quotient) of the child's development. In Emotional Intelligence, Daniel Goleman argues for an increased awareness of the relationship between IQ and EQ: "In a sense we have two brains, two minds and two different kinds of intelligence: rational and emotional." His work has recently focused on developing EQ "profiles," which reveal the specific competencies that characterize high performers in a range of professions. Origin 1940s: on the pattern of IQ.
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