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单词 accelerator
释义
accelerator
noun[C]
uk
/əkˈsel.ə.reɪ.tər/us
/əkˈsel.ɚ.eɪ.t̬ɚ/
thepedal(= apartthat youpushwithyourfoot)in avehiclethat makes it gofaster
加速器；油门
physicsspecialized
inphysics, amachinethat makesparticles(=smallpiecesofmatter)moveveryfast
（粒子）加速器
businessspecialized
acompanyorplanthathelpsnewcompaniesororganizationstogrowquicklyandbecomesuccessful:
（创业）加速器
Start-up accelerators havebecomeincreasinglypopularelementsof theregionalgrowthinfrastructure.创业加速器已成为区域增长基础设施中越来越受欢迎的元素。
Acceleratorprogrammesare arelativelynew way ofsupportingstart-ups.加速器计划是支持初创企业的一种相对较新的方式。
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(Definition ofacceleratorfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

accelerator| American Dictionary

accelerator
noun[C]
us
/ɪkˈsel·əˌreɪt̬·ər,æk-/

acceleratornoun[C](CHEMICAL)

chemistry
asubstancethat isaddedto othersubstancestospeedup achemicalreaction

acceleratornoun[C](SOMETHING THAT INCREASES RATE)

physics
(alsoparticle accelerator)
adeviceused toaccelerateverysmallpiecesofnuclearmaterialforscientificexperiments

acceleratornoun[C](THING THAT MAKES SOMETHING GO FASTER)

apedal(=partworkedwith thefoot)in acarthat makes thecargofasterwhenpressed
(Definition ofacceleratorfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

accelerator| Business English

accelerator
noun
uk
/əkˈseləreɪtər/us
[C]
something that makes aprocesshappenor makes somethingprogressmorequickly:
Goodcompaniesusetechnologyas an accelerator ofmomentum.
In thepostwarperiod,governmentssawco-operativesas aneconomicaccelerator.
Acceleratorsofferyou a way topayoffyourmortgagesoonerbyincreasingthenumberoramountofpayments.
[S]ECONOMICS
(alsoaccelerator effect)
theprinciplethatinvestmentincreasesasdemandincreases, but bygreateramounts
put your foot on the accelerator(alsohit the accelerator);(step on the accelerator)
to make somethinghappenorprogressmorequickly:
Thiscompanyneedssomeone who can puttheirfooton the accelerator withourexcellentnewproducts.
take your foot off the accelerator
to make somethinghappenorprogressmoreslowly:
Insurers are takingtheirfootoff the accelerator inanticipationof asoftermarket.
(Definition ofacceleratorfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofaccelerator

accelerator
Repetitively pulsed high-current accelerators with transformer charging of forming lines.
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Recirculating induction accelerators as drivers for heavy ion fusion.
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Feasibility of using laser ion accelerators in proton therapy.
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Perhaps higher-energy tests in particle accelerators might show up such non-linearities in the future.
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Detailed cost estimates need to be made, but the time regime for the shor t pulse design is very similar to electron induction accelerators.
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The on-axis density minimum features of these two channels make both of them suitable guiding channels for the laser wakefield accelerators.
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Steering algorhythms for linear and recirculation heavy ion accelerators.
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The use of plasma waveguides as accelerating structures in linear accelerators.
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The gantries themselves are more imposing structures than linear accelerators and can enclose patients as much as helical tomotherapy equipment.
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The previous research on the coaxial plasma accelerators should be thought of as referring to a particular case in which the plasma does not rotate.
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There is a high level of stability and azimuthal symmetry of the moving plasma in the accelerators.
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The ampoules, with pistons being mounted at the top of them, were set in motion by means of gas accelerators.
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Such an accelerating gradient is more than a thousand times larger than in conventional accelerators.
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The centre comprises a main campus with 5 linear accelerators, three satellite centres with 2 linear accelerators each and a single machine rural site.
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We believe that our results can give some enlightenment on the future laser-plasma based accelerators.
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