array

Word family nounarrayalarrayerarrayarrayment

Related topics: Computers

ar·ray1 /əˈreɪ/ noun [countableC]

1 [usually singular]GROUP OF THINGS a group of people or things, especially one that is large or impressive 大群；大堆；大量

array of

a dazzling array of flowers

一大片绚丽多彩的鲜花

a bewildering array of options

一大堆眼花缭乱的选择

a vast/impressive/wide array

There was a vast array of colours to choose from.

有各种各样的颜色可供选择。

2. TD technical a set of numbers or signs, or of computer memory units, arranged in lines across or down 〔数字、符号或计算机存储器的〕排列，数列，阵列；数组

Examples from the Corpus

array• Employees shuffle into the training room for a three-to six-hour session featuring an array of information.• An array of Navajo rugs recently held center stage in the Showcase Gallery.• The big essential oil suppliers stock a bewildering array of essences.• The prisoner nodded faintly at the array of somber faces.• They had increasing difficulty in providing even tolerably competent candidates for the array of provincial posts reserved for them.• An adult has a vast array of comparatively complex schemata that permit a great number of differentiations.• It was never clear whether there was actually a Fifth or whether the whole array was simply devised in order to confuse Tehran.

a vast/impressive/wide array• As an Empire player you can choose from a vast array of infantry types.• Because they had so much more energy available to them, cyanobacteria exploded into a vast array of different forms.• Clearly no government can legislate for such a wide array of circumstances, let alone attempt to enforce such legislation.• In a conversation that ranged far beyond the movie, Fairchild revealed a wide array of interests.• The book includes a wide array of misguided movie reviews.• The class enemy, the bourgeoisie and its allies, wielded a vast array of ideological weapons designed to mislead the proletariat.• The karate repertoire has a vast array of technical kicks.• University and college libraries enable the enquiring mind to range freely over a vast array of literature.

Related topics: Military

array2 verb [transitiveT]

1 literaryPUT ON CLOTHES to wear particular clothes, especially clothes of good quality 穿上〔尤指质量好的衣服〕

arrayed in something

She came in arrayed in all her finery.

她一身盛装走了进来。

2 literaryARRANGE A MEETING, EVENT ETC to arrange something in an attractive way 〔美观地〕布置，排列

arrayed on something

make-up arrayed on the bathroom counter

盥洗台上摆放整齐的化妆品

3. formalPM to put soldiers in position ready to fight 布阵，部署〔士兵〕

n Grammar

Array is usually passive.

Examples from the Corpus

array• The princess arrayed herself in her best clothes and jewels.• Most languages, when arrayed in order, offer a rhythmic transition series or sensory structure.• Certainly when Johnnie Armstrong arrived for his meeting with the king he was arrayed in the most ostentatious items from his wardrobe.• Nikulin's medals were arrayed on a cushion at the foot of his coffin.• In front of this already fatigued force were arrayed some of the best-equipped and best-trained troops in the world.• She even managed to array the girl in shining armor.• She pushed open the door and saw a small counter before her arrayed with pieces of leather and a variety of lasts.

arrayed in something• No doubt he took his seat in the Dail arrayed in a coat of many colours and of many shreds and patches.• They are a distinguished-looking bunch, particularly when arrayed in all their blue, gold and scarlet finery for some official function.• Most languages, when arrayed in order, offer a rhythmic transition series or sensory structure.• I approach until I can see the velvet petals arrayed in radial symmetry.• Certainly when Johnnie Armstrong arrived for his meeting with the king he was arrayed in the most ostentatious items from his wardrobe.• Three o'clock found them ready and waiting, arrayed in their most festive attire.

arrayed on something• The town was nothing more than a handful of buildings arrayed on either side of the highway.• Lightning rods, carpentry, and brickwork-all were spelled out, arrayed on legal-sized paper across seventeen numbered sections.

From Longman Business Dictionary

arrayar·ray /əˈreɪ/ noun [countableC]

1a range of many different things

avast array of electronic and consumer products

2COMPUTING a set of computer memory units arranged in rows across or down

a device that stores massive amounts of computer data on arrays of disk drives

Origin array2

(1300-1400) Old French arayer, from Vulgar Latin arredare

单词	array
释义	array Word family nounarrayalarrayerarrayarrayment Related topics: Computers ar·ray1 /əˈreɪ/ ●○○ noun [countableC] 1 [usually singular]GROUP OF THINGS a group of people or things, especially one that is large or impressive 大群；大堆；大量 array of a dazzling array of flowers 一大片绚丽多彩的鲜花 a bewildering array of options 一大堆眼花缭乱的选择 a vast/impressive/wide array There was a vast array of colours to choose from. 有各种各样的颜色可供选择。 2. TD technical a set of numbers or signs, or of computer memory units, arranged in lines across or down 〔数字、符号或计算机存储器的〕排列，数列，阵列；数组 Examples from the Corpus array• Employees shuffle into the training room for a three-to six-hour session featuring an array of information.• An array of Navajo rugs recently held center stage in the Showcase Gallery.• The big essential oil suppliers stock a bewildering array of essences.• The prisoner nodded faintly at the array of somber faces.• They had increasing difficulty in providing even tolerably competent candidates for the array of provincial posts reserved for them.• An adult has a vast array of comparatively complex schemata that permit a great number of differentiations.• It was never clear whether there was actually a Fifth or whether the whole array was simply devised in order to confuse Tehran. a vast/impressive/wide array• As an Empire player you can choose from a vast array of infantry types.• Because they had so much more energy available to them, cyanobacteria exploded into a vast array of different forms.• Clearly no government can legislate for such a wide array of circumstances, let alone attempt to enforce such legislation.• In a conversation that ranged far beyond the movie, Fairchild revealed a wide array of interests.• The book includes a wide array of misguided movie reviews.• The class enemy, the bourgeoisie and its allies, wielded a vast array of ideological weapons designed to mislead the proletariat.• The karate repertoire has a vast array of technical kicks.• University and college libraries enable the enquiring mind to range freely over a vast array of literature. Related topics: Military array2 verb [transitiveT] 1 literaryPUT ON CLOTHES to wear particular clothes, especially clothes of good quality 穿上〔尤指质量好的衣服〕 arrayed in something She came in arrayed in all her finery. 她一身盛装走了进来。 2 literaryARRANGE A MEETING, EVENT ETC to arrange something in an attractive way 〔美观地〕布置，排列 arrayed on something make-up arrayed on the bathroom counter 盥洗台上摆放整齐的化妆品 3. formalPM to put soldiers in position ready to fight 布阵，部署〔士兵〕 n Grammar Array is usually passive. Examples from the Corpus array• The princess arrayed herself in her best clothes and jewels.• Most languages, when arrayed in order, offer a rhythmic transition series or sensory structure.• Certainly when Johnnie Armstrong arrived for his meeting with the king he was arrayed in the most ostentatious items from his wardrobe.• Nikulin's medals were arrayed on a cushion at the foot of his coffin.• In front of this already fatigued force were arrayed some of the best-equipped and best-trained troops in the world.• She even managed to array the girl in shining armor.• She pushed open the door and saw a small counter before her arrayed with pieces of leather and a variety of lasts. arrayed in something• No doubt he took his seat in the Dail arrayed in a coat of many colours and of many shreds and patches.• They are a distinguished-looking bunch, particularly when arrayed in all their blue, gold and scarlet finery for some official function.• Most languages, when arrayed in order, offer a rhythmic transition series or sensory structure.• I approach until I can see the velvet petals arrayed in radial symmetry.• Certainly when Johnnie Armstrong arrived for his meeting with the king he was arrayed in the most ostentatious items from his wardrobe.• Three o'clock found them ready and waiting, arrayed in their most festive attire. arrayed on something• The town was nothing more than a handful of buildings arrayed on either side of the highway.• Lightning rods, carpentry, and brickwork-all were spelled out, arrayed on legal-sized paper across seventeen numbered sections. From Longman Business Dictionary arrayar·ray /əˈreɪ/ noun [countableC] 1a range of many different things avast array of electronic and consumer products 2COMPUTING a set of computer memory units arranged in rows across or down a device that stores massive amounts of computer data on arrays of disk drives Origin array2 (1300-1400) Old French arayer, from Vulgar Latin arredare
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