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

adj

Something that's controlled is kept in check or restrained. Your controlled laughter in math class won't get you in trouble, because it's muted and calm.

Some people really blow their stacks when they get angry, while others express a controlled anger, calmly explaining their frustration. The ability to keep your emotions controlled is a useful one. A different meaning of controlled is "restricted by law," — many medications and drugs are classified as "controlled substances. The root of both controlled and control is the Latin contrarotulus, "a register, counter, or record of something."

WORD FAMILY

controlled: controlledly, uncontrolled+/control: controled, controling, controllable, controlled, controller, controlling, controls, decontrol, self-control/controllable: controllably, uncontrollable/controller: controllers, controllership/controlling: controllingest, controllingly/decontrol: decontrolled, decontrolling, decontrols/uncontrolled: uncontrollably, uncontrolledly

USAGE EXAMPLES

They say limited hunting allows for a controlled elimination of weak animals, while earning funds for fodder and other care for the herds.

Washington Times(Jan 02, 2017)

“We might be able to activate the inflammation in a controlled manner that actually works,” he said.

Washington Times(Jan 02, 2017)

In a small randomized controlled trial lasting eight weeks, 12 patients with restless leg syndrome seemed to see improvements in symptoms and quality of life.

New York Times(Jan 02, 2017)

adj restrained or managed or kept within certain bounds

controlled emotions
the controlled release of water from reservoirs

Syn|Ant

contained

gotten under control

disciplined

obeying the rules

dominated

controlled or ruled by superior authority or power

harnessed

brought under control and put to use

obsessed, possessed

influenced or controlled by a powerful force such as a strong emotion

price-controlled

having the price regulated or controlled by government

regimented

strictly controlled

restrained

under restraint

uncontrolled

not being under control; out of control

anarchic, anarchical, lawless

without law or control

errant

uncontrolled motion that is irregular or unpredictable

irrepressible, uncontrollable

impossible to repress or control

loose

(of a ball in sport) not in the possession or control of any player

lordless, masterless

having no lord or master

rampant

unrestrained and violent

runaway

completely out of control

torrential

resembling a torrent in force and abundance

undisciplined, ungoverned

lacking in discipline or control

wild

deviating widely from an intended course

unrestrained

not subject to restraint

单词	controlled
释义	controlled (once / 350 pages) adj Something that's controlled is kept in check or restrained. Your controlled laughter in math class won't get you in trouble, because it's muted and calm. Some people really blow their stacks when they get angry, while others express a controlled anger, calmly explaining their frustration. The ability to keep your emotions controlled is a useful one. A different meaning of controlled is "restricted by law," — many medications and drugs are classified as "controlled substances. The root of both controlled and control is the Latin contrarotulus, "a register, counter, or record of something." WORD FAMILY controlled: controlledly, uncontrolled+/control: controled, controling, controllable, controlled, controller, controlling, controls, decontrol, self-control/controllable: controllably, uncontrollable/controller: controllers, controllership/controlling: controllingest, controllingly/decontrol: decontrolled, decontrolling, decontrols/uncontrolled: uncontrollably, uncontrolledly USAGE EXAMPLES They say limited hunting allows for a controlled elimination of weak animals, while earning funds for fodder and other care for the herds. Washington Times(Jan 02, 2017) “We might be able to activate the inflammation in a controlled manner that actually works,” he said. Washington Times(Jan 02, 2017) In a small randomized controlled trial lasting eight weeks, 12 patients with restless leg syndrome seemed to see improvements in symptoms and quality of life. New York Times(Jan 02, 2017) adj restrained or managed or kept within certain bounds controlled emotions the controlled release of water from reservoirs Syn\|Ant contained gotten under control disciplined obeying the rules dominated controlled or ruled by superior authority or power harnessed brought under control and put to use obsessed, possessed influenced or controlled by a powerful force such as a strong emotion price-controlled having the price regulated or controlled by government regimented strictly controlled restrained under restraint uncontrolled not being under control; out of control anarchic, anarchical, lawless without law or control errant uncontrolled motion that is irregular or unpredictable irrepressible, uncontrollable impossible to repress or control loose (of a ball in sport) not in the possession or control of any player lordless, masterless having no lord or master rampant unrestrained and violent runaway completely out of control torrential resembling a torrent in force and abundance undisciplined, ungoverned lacking in discipline or control wild deviating widely from an intended course unrestrained not subject to restraint
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