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单词 trigger
释义
trigger
noun
uk
/ˈtrɪɡ.ər/us
/ˈtrɪɡ.ɚ/

triggernoun(GUN PART)

[C]
apartof agunthatcausestheguntofirewhenpressed:
（枪的）扳机
It's notclearwhoactuallypulledthe trigger.不清楚究竟是谁扣动的扳机。
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Parts of guns
  • banana clip
  • barrel
  • bore
  • bump stock
  • business end
  • butt
  • clip
  • flint
  • gauge
  • holster
  • muffler
  • plier
  • ramrod
  • safety catch
  • sight
  • silencer
  • stock
  • turret
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triggernoun(START)

[Cusually singular]
aneventorsituation, etc. thatcausessomething tostart:
（引起某种坏事的）一件事（或情况）
There arefearsthat theincidentmay be a triggerformoreviolencein thecapital.有人担心，这次事件可能在首都引发进一步的暴力活动。
[Cusually singular]psychologyspecialized
something thatcausessomeone tofeelupsetandfrightenedbecause they are made toremembersomethingbadthat hashappenedin the past:
引发（难过、害怕等感觉）的原因，诱因
A trigger is something that sets off aflashback,transportingthepersonback to thetraumaticevent.诱因引发往事的重现，将人带回到创伤性的事件中。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Beginnings and starts
  • a baptism of/by fireidiom
  • advent
  • baptism
  • beginning
  • birth
  • commencement
  • inception
  • initiation
  • introduction
  • jumping-off point
  • kick off
  • onset
  • outbreak
  • square
  • start
  • starter
  • starting point
  • starting time
  • the thin end of the wedgeidiom
  • zero hour
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Causing anxiety and worry
trigger
verb[T]
uk
/ˈtrɪɡ.ər/us
/ˈtrɪɡ.ɚ/
C1
tocausesomething tostart:
引起，引发（坏事）
Somepeoplefindthatcertainfoodstriggertheirheadaches.有些人发现某些食物导致他们头疼。
Ultraviolet-Bradiationtriggers theskintoproducevitaminD.紫外线B的辐射会促使皮肤产生维生素D。
Theracialkillingsat theweekendhave triggeredoffawaveofprotests.周末发生的种族屠杀引发了抗议浪潮。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to make something happen
  • causeFirefighters determined that a campfire spark caused the wildfire.
  • bring aboutMany illnesses are brought about by poor diet and lack of exercise.
  • result inThe fire resulted in damage to their house.
  • lead toReducing speed limits has led to fewer deaths on the motorways.
  • makeThe heat is making me tired.
  • arouseIt's a subject that has aroused a lot of interest.
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informal
tocauseastrongemotionalreactionoffear,shock,anger, orworryin someone,especiallybecause they are made toremembersomethingbadthat hashappenedin the past:
Seeing him come towards me just triggered me and Iscreamed.
He could be triggered by aloudnoise.
More examples
  • Onetypeofdiabetesis an auto-immunediseasethat may be triggered by avirus.
  • Theracialkillingsat theweekendhave triggered off awaveofproteststhroughoutthecountry.
  • Avoteof noconfidencewould trigger anelection.
  • Thecarcrashtriggered a lot ofbadmemoriesfor me.
  • We will neverknowwhat hismotiveswere for therampageand what triggered him.
  • She can trigger you because sheknowstherightbuttonstopush.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Starting and beginning
  • be in the first flush ofidiom
  • be/get in on the ground flooridiom
  • become
  • begin
  • branch out
  • develop
  • export
  • get down to businessidiom
  • grow
  • half-cock
  • here
  • here goes!idiom
  • hit the ground runningidiom
  • stirring
  • strike
  • strike out(somewhere)
  • stuck
  • stumble intosomething
  • swing into actionidiom
  • the ground floor
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Making people sad, shocked and upset
Causing feelings of anger and displeasure
(Definition oftriggerfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
trigger
noun
uk
/ˈtrɪɡ.ər/us
/ˈtrɪɡ.ɚ/

triggernoun(GUN PART)

[C]
apartof agunthatcausestheguntofirewhenpressed
（枪的）扳机
It's notclearwhoactuallypulledthe trigger.不清楚究竟是谁扣动的扳机。

triggernoun(START)

[Cusually singular]
aneventorsituation, etc. thatcausessomething tostart
（引起某种坏事的）一件事（或情况）
There arefearsthat theincidentmay be a triggerformoreviolencein thecapital.有人担心，这次事件可能在首都引发进一步的暴力活动。
[Cusually singular]psychologyspecialized
something thatcausessomeone tofeelupsetandfrightenedbecause they are made toremembersomethingbadthat hashappenedin the past
引发（难过、害怕等感觉）的原因，诱因
A trigger is something that sets off aflashback,transportingthepersonback to thetraumaticevent.诱因引发往事的重现，将人带回到创伤性的事件中。
trigger
verb[T]
uk
/ˈtrɪɡ.ər/us
/ˈtrɪɡ.ɚ/
C1
tocausesomething tostart
引起，引发（坏事）
Somepeoplefindthatcertainfoodstriggertheirheadaches.有些人发现某些食物导致他们头疼。
Ultraviolet-Bradiationtriggers theskintoproducevitaminD.紫外线B的辐射会促使皮肤产生维生素D。
Theracialkillingsat theweekendhave triggeredoffawaveofprotests.周末发生的种族屠杀引发了抗议浪潮。
More examples
  • Onetypeofdiabetesis an auto-immunediseasethat may be triggered by avirus.
  • Theracialkillingsat theweekendhave triggered off awaveofproteststhroughoutthecountry.
  • Avoteof noconfidencewould trigger anelection.
  • Thecarcrashtriggered a lot ofbadmemoriesfor me.

trigger| American Dictionary

trigger
noun[C]
us
/ˈtrɪɡ·ər/

triggernoun[C](GUN PART)

apartof agunthatcausestheguntofirewhenpressed:
topullthe trigger
trigger
verb[T]
us
/ˈtrɪɡ·ər/

triggerverb[T](START)

tocausesomething tostart:
I triggered thesmokealarmwhen Iburnedthepotatoes.
Eatingchocolatecan trigger amigraineheadachein somepeople.
(Definition oftriggerfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

trigger| Business English

trigger
noun[C,usually singular]
uk
/ˈtrɪɡər/us
anevent,situation, etc. thatcausesthestartof something,especiallysomethingbad:
trigger for sthInflation has been the trigger fornearlyall post-warrecessions.
trigger
verb[T]
uk
/ˈtrɪɡər/us
tocausesomething tohappen,especiallysomethingbad:
Centralbanksmustraiseinterestrateswithout triggering afinancialcrisisforhouseholdswithexcessivedebts.
be triggered by sthThesell-offwas triggered by aprofitswarning.
to make apieceofequipment, etc.startworking:
Anyattempttojackthecaroff thegroundtriggers thealarmautomatically.
(Definition oftriggerfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoftrigger

trigger
This may indeed represent one of the events that triggered the great development of the dorsal pallium and associated structures in the mammalian radiation.
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Fertility could be triggered by photoperiod together with increasing temperatures.
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Varying combinations of muscle groups were stimulated and foot switches were used totriggereach channel at the appropriate period of the gait cycle.
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The small differences are caused by structural responses triggered by the imbalance vibration of the hubs.
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That in itself was sufficient totriggera more lenient administration of the revenue.
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The magnitude of possible harm would be sufficient totriggerprotections.
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This initial activation may, therefore, be atriggerand/or the initial stages of the processes ultimately leading to binding of that sensory event.
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At this point, however, the nature of such potential triggering data is unclear.
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However, there have been few studies on the environmental triggers of leaf flushing in tropical rain-forest trees under normal conditions of high rainfall.
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Saccades are reflexively triggered by a suddenly appearing visual target and are also under volitional control.
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Thus, galectin-1 maytriggerdifferent endpoints along the apoptotic pathways in different target cells.
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It might be objected that a phrase requiring, for example, "reasonable scientific foundation" of a suspicion totriggerprecautionary measures is not very precise.
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This time is determined as the cycle at which the number of parasites exceeds the antibodytriggerlevel plus a specified lag time.
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Within this context, triggers of labour can include all those events that lead to the uterus being prepared for labour.
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Which factorstriggerneuroendocrine differentiation in the injured liver?
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