英语单词短语词组“chips”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

chips

plural noun

/tʃɪps/

potatochip

CdnBrChips areFrenchfries.

(Definition ofchipsfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

CHIPS| Business English

CHIPS

noun[S]

BANKING

/tʃɪps/us

abbreviationforClearingHouseInterbank Payments System: asystemthat isownedby agroupofbanks, used for makingpaymentsin USdollarsbetweenbanks:

CHIPSprocessesover 95% of the USDcross-borderpayments.

(Definition ofCHIPSfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofchips

chips

It will also enable chip designers to use tools that let them add more analog/mixed signal, radio frequency, and three-dimensional features to theirchips.

FromVentureBeat

The process usually involves a deep cleaning and sanding of the bathtub, making repairs to anychipsor cracks, and, finally, applying a durable coating.

FromPlain Dealer

Instead of squarechipsplugged into rigid boards, electronics will be combined with biologically compatible, natural materials such as silk.

FromCNN

Thechipsthat they're running on are getting faster and now dual-core.

FromFast Company

Because a plain baked potato is going to behave differently in your body than a bag ofchipsor a donut.

FromHuffington Post

Do the right thing by the people and let thechipsfall where they may.

FromCNN

Fight the afternoon cravings forchipsor chocolate.

FromNOLA.com

Will we ever admit that last year'schipsare good enough?

FromThe Verge

If you make computerchips, you approach the market as devices in need of computing.

FromVentureBeat

We don't announcechipsuntil they are shipping.

FromVentureBeat

Modern cars are essentially rolling computers, withchipsand code controlling everything from your engine to your entertainment.

FromWired

Or, take a mandoline to your vegetables, toss with olive oil and a dash of salt and serve them hot alongside a sandwich aschips.

FromNPR

We pack healthy snacks for them seriously believing that every apple eaten instead of a bag ofchipsis a victory to our parenting skills.

FromHuffington Post

Stacking ever more components on computerchipsis aggravating crowding.

FromPhys.Org

These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

单词	chips
释义	chips plural noun us /tʃɪps/ potatochip CdnBrChips areFrenchfries. (Definition ofchipsfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) CHIPS\| Business English CHIPS noun[S] BANKING uk /tʃɪps/us abbreviationforClearingHouseInterbank Payments System: asystemthat isownedby agroupofbanks, used for makingpaymentsin USdollarsbetweenbanks: CHIPSprocessesover 95% of the USDcross-borderpayments. (Definition ofCHIPSfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) Examplesofchips chips It will also enable chip designers to use tools that let them add more analog/mixed signal, radio frequency, and three-dimensional features to theirchips. FromVentureBeat The process usually involves a deep cleaning and sanding of the bathtub, making repairs to anychipsor cracks, and, finally, applying a durable coating. FromPlain Dealer Instead of squarechipsplugged into rigid boards, electronics will be combined with biologically compatible, natural materials such as silk. FromCNN Thechipsthat they're running on are getting faster and now dual-core. FromFast Company Because a plain baked potato is going to behave differently in your body than a bag ofchipsor a donut. FromHuffington Post Do the right thing by the people and let thechipsfall where they may. FromCNN Fight the afternoon cravings forchipsor chocolate. FromNOLA.com Will we ever admit that last year'schipsare good enough? FromThe Verge If you make computerchips, you approach the market as devices in need of computing. FromVentureBeat We don't announcechipsuntil they are shipping. FromVentureBeat Modern cars are essentially rolling computers, withchipsand code controlling everything from your engine to your entertainment. FromWired Or, take a mandoline to your vegetables, toss with olive oil and a dash of salt and serve them hot alongside a sandwich aschips. FromNPR We pack healthy snacks for them seriously believing that every apple eaten instead of a bag ofchipsis a victory to our parenting skills. FromHuffington Post Stacking ever more components on computerchipsis aggravating crowding. FromPhys.Org These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/chips##
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