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单词 compress
释义
compress
verb[T]
uk
/kəmˈpres/us
/kəmˈpres/
topresssomething into asmallerspace:
压缩；压紧
Firmly compress thesoilin thepotso that theplantissecure.把盆里的土压实使植株固定。
compressedair压缩空气
to makeinformation, apieceof writing, etc.shorter:
压缩（文字）；使（信息、作品等）精炼，缩短
Thecoursecompresses two year'strainingintosixintensivemonths.这项课程把两年的培训内容压缩成6个月的强化训练。
Imanagedto compress tenpagesofnotesintofourparagraphs.我设法把10页的笔记压缩成了4个段落。
to make acomputerfileuse lessspacewhen it isstoredin thememoryof acomputeror on adisk, by using aspecialprogram:
压缩（计算机文件）
to compressdata/files压缩数据／文件
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Squeezing and grinding
  • compression
  • concertina
  • constrict
  • constriction
  • crush
  • gnashyourteethidiom
  • mash
  • mill
  • nip
  • noncompressible
  • pinch
  • pound
  • presser
  • pulp
  • snap
  • squash
  • squinch
  • squish
  • tamp
  • unmilled
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Becoming and making smaller or less
Operating computers

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compressible
compress
noun[C]
uk
/ˈkɒm.pres/us
/ˈkɑːm.pres/
athick,softpieceofcloththat ispressedto apartof a person'sbodytostopbleedingor toreducepainorswelling:
（止血、止痛或消肿的）敷布，压布
acold/hotcompress冷／热敷布
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Medical dressings, supports & devices
  • anti-shock
  • auditory brainstem implant
  • bind
  • binder
  • biomaterial
  • biventricular pacemaker
  • brace
  • cotton wool
  • earplug
  • Elastoplast
  • in a castphrase
  • induction loop
  • kinesiology tape
  • liposome
  • medicine ball
  • obturator
  • poultice
  • sling
  • wheelchair
  • Zimmer frame
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(Definition ofcompressfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

compress| American Dictionary

compress
verb[T]
us
/kəmˈpres/

compressverb[T](PRESS)

topresssomething into asmallerspace:
Snow in thecratercompresses into a fastest-growingglacier.
Firmly compress thedirtin thepottoholdtheplantupright.
To compress alsomeanstoshortensomething so that ittakeslesstime:
Fouryearsofnormalmortgagebusinessis being compressed into twomonths.

compression

noun[U]us
/kəmˈpreʃ·ən/
datacompression
compress
noun[C]
us
/ˈkɑm·pres/

compressnoun[C](CLOTH)

athick,softpieceofcloththat ispressedto apartof a person’sbodyesp. tohelpahealingprocess:
Applywarmcompresses to theinfectedarea.
(Definition ofcompressfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

compress| Business English

compress
verb[T]
uk
/kəmˈpres/us
IT
to makecomputerinformationtake up lessspaceinmemoryor on adisk, by using aspecialprogram:
Megasitessuch asYouTubecompressdatatoaccommodatehugenumbersofvideos.
Compare
decompress
See also
zip

compression

noun[U]/kəmˈpreʃən/
Videoformatslike VCD andDVDboth use MPEGdatacompressiontostorethepictureandsoundinformation.
(Definition ofcompressfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcompress

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Deprived of other outlets they brought all their compressed energy to bear on the world of literature and ideas.
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The haemoptysis in this case could have been due to erosion of a small vessel of the compressed lung by the false aneurysm.
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Both lungs are compressed, reduced in weight but show normal maturity on histological examination.
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Both studies are difficult, excessively compressed in some places, dilatory in others, and both could have profited from a stronger editorial hand.
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Like all other assessment methods, these are somewhat subjective and also suffer from a compressed score (reported damage levels are often less than 10%).
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There are occasional illustrations, and the print varies in size and direction, hinting at a high-tech medium that has been compressed into book form.
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Cells in the underlying layer are compressed, creating tension in the plant tissue and holding the trap open.
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In addition, during the pre-school years, social activity is compressed into a relatively narrow sphere.
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Although various internal representations are an important type of representations, they are typically compressed, segmented, and distorted forms of the represented entity but not emulations.
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He compresses the historical features of the babu into an unsurpassable portrait.
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Where enforcement relationships in sanctioning systems tend to be compressed and abrupt, compliance enforcement is marked by an extended, incremental approach.
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On occasions, wage pressure exploded in very sharp increases, especially where it had previously been compressed by incomes policies.
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There are 3 arm spines of which the middle one is distinctly enlarged and may be laterally compressed.
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Both expanding and compressing flows are shown to exist.
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The axial magnetic field lines are thus compressed and will conserve their flux throughout the implosion.
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