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单词 stand-alone
释义
stand-alone
adjective[before noun]
(alsostandalone)
uk
/ˈstænd.əˌləʊn/us
/ˈstænd.əˌloʊn/
used to refer to acomputerthat canoperateonitsown, without beingconnectedto anetwork(= anumberofcomputersconnectedtogether):
At firstpersonalcomputerswere standaloneunitsonemployees'desks.
Theseconcernsareparticularlyimportantwhensearchesinvolvecomplicatedcomputernetworks(asopposedto stand-alonePCs).
used to refer toelectronicequipmentthatexistsas asingledevice,ratherthan beingcombinedin anotherdevice:
Small orhomeofficesoften don't havespacefor stand-aloneprinters,scanners,faxmachines, orcopiers, so they end up with a multifunctiondevice.
With standaloneDVDrecorders,mediaspeedis lesscritical, since yourecordtelevisioninrealtime.
used to refer tocomputersoftwarethatworksonitsown, with nohelpfrom theinternetor any othercomputerprocess:
An end-userapplicationis stand-alonesoftwarethatinstallsdirectlyon the user'ssystem.
Some of theappsareinferiorversionsof the company's standaloneprograms.
used to refer to abusinessororganizationthat is notpartof alargerone:
Baylor is one of only nine stand-alonemedicalschoolsin theUnitedStates.
Themovewouldbreakup thefirm,leavingitscorporateconsultancyas a standaloneentity.
used to refer to something that is notpartof a set orseries(= a set ofbooks,broadcasts,films, etc. on the samesubjector using the samecharacters):
He has written a few stand-alonenovelsand acoupleofseries.
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Excluding
Separateness and isolation in space
(Definition ofstand-alonefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
stand-alone
adjective[before noun]
uk
/ˈstænd.əˌləʊn/us
/ˈstænd.əˌloʊn/
A stand-alonecomputerorbusinesscanoperateonitsown withoutneedinghelpfrom anothersimilarthing.
（计算机、企业等）独立的，独立运作的

stand-alone| American Dictionary

stand-alone
adjective[not gradable]
us
/ˈstænd·əˌloʊn/
single,completeby itself:
Stand-alonehouseshavebecometooexpensivefor manypeople.
(Definition ofstand-alonefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofstand-alone

stand-alone
This was done in a locked office on astand-alonecomputer that was not connected to the local or wide area network.
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His contribution is really astand-aloneresearch article rather than the introductory chapter one might expect from one of the editors of the volume.
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By self-application, the partial evaluator can be used to compile and to generatestand-alonecompilers from a denotational or interpretive specification of a programming language.
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This corresponds to those situations where the constituents arestand-alonenouns that do not evoke, by themselves, a particular semantic relation.
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But underspecification is not as loose as if constraints werestand-alonerather than incremental.
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It started life as a single-span sonata but is formally unconvincing as astand-alonework.
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Naturally, to create a 'stand-alone' interactive performance system for a written score could be difficult, without any external devices or persons.
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The article is, rather, a critical look at the legal notion of 'privacy' as astand-alonefundamental right, rather than part of this social process.
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It is by no means astand-alonetext conveying everything known about brain development and cognition.
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These composers treated music as astand-aloneobject of absolute value.
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Since 'environment' was often treated as an isolated,stand-alonesector, a single institution was often regarded as adequate for dealing with environmental issues.
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This system can be also used as astand-alonedetector of molecular trace gases.
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Accordingly, compensations for this group of agents should be such that their utility at an efficient allocation of the common resource equals theirstand-aloneutility.
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There are 18 chapters or papers involving some 30 authors, all of which can be read separately asstand-aloneresearch or commentary.
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They included hospital-based,stand-aloneprivate laboratories and, in one case, a network of laboratories.
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