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单词 terminal
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terminal
adjective
uk
/ˈtɜː.mɪ.nəl/us
/ˈtɝː.mə.nəl/

terminaladjective(ILLNESS)

(of adiseaseorillness)leadinggraduallytodeath:
（疾病）晚期的，末期的
She has terminalcancer.她患有晚期癌症。
A terminalpatientis one who isseriouslyilland willdiesoon.
（病人）病情危重的
More examples
  • They didn'trealizehiscancerwas terminal.
  • She had a terminallungdisease.
  • Theillnessprovedto be terminal.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Killing
  • -cide
  • abattoir
  • anti-suicide
  • assisted suicide
  • butchery
  • claimsomeone'slifeidiom
  • commit
  • culpable homicide
  • deadly
  • exterminate
  • liquidate
  • misery
  • mortal
  • neutralization
  • neutralize
  • non-fatal
  • overlie
  • poison
  • sacrifice
  • wring
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Disease & illness - general words
Death and dying

terminaladjective(EXTREME)

extreme, when referring to somethingunpleasantornegative:
极其的，极度的
Sheclaimsthat theshipbuildingindustryis in terminaldecline.她声称造船业已经衰败到了极点。
UKHe has nothing to do alldayand issufferingfrom terminalboredom.他终日无所事事，极其无聊。
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Serious and severe
  • acutely
  • acuteness
  • catastrophic
  • chronic
  • critical
  • critically
  • dire
  • egregious
  • fatal
  • grave
  • heaviness
  • non-fatal
  • non-serious
  • seriously
  • severe
  • severely
  • stringent
  • terminally
  • toughness
  • utmost
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terminally
terminal
noun[C]
uk
/ˈtɜː.mɪ.nəl/us
/ˈtɝː.mə.nəl/

terminalnoun[C](BUILDING)

B2
theareaorbuildingat astation,airport, orportthat is used bypassengersleavingorarrivingbytrain,aircraft, orship:
站台；候机楼，航站；码头
Terminal 3 is usedmostlyfordomesticflights.三号航站楼主要用于国内航班。
More examples
  • Thewholeterminal wasevacuated.
  • Abuswill take you to the terminal.
  • Theso-calledterminalbuildingwas little more than ashed.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Train & bus stations & taxi ranks
  • baggage room
  • bus shelter
  • bus station
  • cabstand
  • coach station
  • depot
  • inter-terminal
  • interstation
  • left luggage
  • platform
  • railway station
  • rank
  • request stop
  • retiring room
  • staging post
  • station
  • stop
  • taxi rank
  • train station
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Air travel: airports & landing strips
Ports & docks

terminalnoun[C](COMPUTER)

apieceofequipmentconsisting of akeyboardandscreen, used forcommunicatingwith thepartof acomputersystemthatdealswithinformation
计算机终端
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Computer hardware
  • 3-D printer
  • beamer
  • blackberry
  • brick
  • bubblejet
  • card reader
  • data projector
  • gamepad
  • graphics card
  • hard drive
  • microchip
  • optical reader
  • optically
  • palmtop
  • patch
  • patch intosomething
  • pen drive
  • plug and play
  • printer
  • whiteboard
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terminalnoun[C](ELECTRICITY)

electronicsspecialized
thepointat which aconnectioncan be made in anelectriccircuit
（电路的）端子，线接头
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Electrical switches & connections
  • clicker
  • coaxial
  • corded
  • dimmer
  • dimmer switch
  • junction box
  • national grid
  • outlet
  • override
  • patch
  • pause
  • plug
  • plug(something)in/plug(something)intosomething
  • plug-in
  • powerbank
  • push-button
  • putsomethingon
  • spark plug
  • switchboard
  • wire
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(Definition ofterminalfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

terminal| American Dictionary

terminal
noun[C]
us
/ˈtɜr·mə·nəl/

terminalnoun[C](BUILDING)

theplacewhere atrain,bus,aircraft, orshipbeginsorendsatrip, or thebuildingused bypassengerswho arearrivingorleaving:
Yourflightleavesfrom Terminal 3.

terminalnoun[C](ELECTRICITY)

apointat which aconnectioncan be made to anelectricalcircuit(=systemthrough whichelectricityflows)

terminalnoun[C](COMPUTER)

apieceofequipmentused forcommunicatingwith acomputer,esp. akeyboardandscreen
terminal
adjective[not gradable]
us
/ˈtɜr·mə·nəl/

terminaladjective[not gradable](DEADLY)

(of adiseaseorillness)leadingtodeath:
Hismotherhas a terminalillness.
(Definition ofterminalfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

terminal| Business English

terminal
noun[C]
uk
/ˈtɜːmɪnəl/us
TRANSPORT
(alsoterminal building)
alargebuildingat astation,airport, orportwherepassengersorgoodsleaveorarrive:
Hong Kong'sexistingeightcontainerterminalshandledmore than 14.7 millioncontainerslastyear.
Longqueuesandcrowdedterminals are makingairportsfeellikehellonearththissummer.
the Eurostar terminal at Waterloo
Theystartedwalkingtowards the terminalbuilding.
IT
(alsocomputer terminal)
apieceofequipmentconsisting of akeyboardandscreen, that isconnectedto acentralcomputersystem:
They wereseatedat terminalstappinginformationintokeyboards.
terminal
adjective
uk
/ˈtɜːmɪnəl/us
causingsomething to end orfail:
He doesn'tbelievetheirproblemsare terminal.
This mayprovea terminalblowfor thetroubledstate-ownednuclearreprocessor.
be in terminal declineThemarketis in terminaldecline.
(Definition ofterminalfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofterminal

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Several unused terminals will be held as spares.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Both systems would require a critical mass of terminals to be effective.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The run of genetic programming is a competitive search through a space of programs composed of the available functions and terminals.
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A constrained syntactic structure specifies how the functions and terminals may be combined in a program tree.
From theCambridge English Corpus
A -graph and also a -graph system are said to be left-resolving if different edges with the same label have different terminals.
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The lab had twenty computer terminals separated by partitions which limited subjects' ability to see each other.
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Even the relatively simple case of telecom terminals has already been on the agenda for fifteen years.
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Furthermore, the domains sometimes contain more than fifty affix terminals.
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During replacement, connections (bonds or wires) are established by matching terminals of the replaced i-component with corresponding terminals in the head of the case.
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Each design and i-component has a signature consisting of its name together with a list of the types of its terminals.
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One of the consequences of the last replacement is that the specification now contains bonds which are incident on open edges rather than edge terminals.
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Fibers of passage are indicated by large dots and terminals by fine stipple.
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In coronal sections, these columns of ipsilateral terminals appear as dense, irregular clusters.
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Thus, although neurotrophins modulate the formation of presynaptic axon terminals, the precise cellular and molecular mechanisms remain to be determined.
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An electron microscope study of normal and degenerating centrifugal fiber terminals in the pigeon retina.
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Collocationswithterminal

terminal

These are words often used in combination withterminal.

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axon terminal
Retinal slices documented predominantly axon terminal responses; isolated cells revealed mainly soma-dendritic responses.
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bus terminal
Here is the same student's perspective of thebusterminal.
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cargo terminal
However, it will be restricted by cargo terminal capacity and classification's rule because excessive-sized depth produces poor stability per formance in calm water and waves.
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