| 释义 |
ac·cep·tor
\ikˈseptə(r), a-, ə-, e-, ˈakˌs-\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Latin, from acceptus + -or
1. : accepter 1
2. : one (as the drawee) that accepts an order or a bill of exchange
3. : a substance or particle capable of combining with another specified substance or particle
< oxygen is a hydrogen acceptor >
< ammonia and bases are proton acceptors >
< a proton is an electron pair acceptor >
< wool is a dye acceptor >
— compare donor 2
4.
a. : a circuit that combines inductance and capacitance in series so as to resonate to a given impressed frequency — compare rejector
b. : hole 2e(1)
c. : an impurity occurring in a semiconducting material and containing holes that contribute to the conductivity of the material |