英语词汇relay怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ relay /ˈriːˌleɪ/ noun

plural relays

¹ relay

/ˈriːˌleɪ/

noun

plural relays

Learner's definition of RELAY

[count]

: a race between teams in which each team member runs, swims, etc., a different part of the race接力赛

I'm running (in) the relay at tomorrow's track meet.我在明天的径赛运动会上要跑接力赛。
the 4x100 relay [=a relay with four parts that are 100 meters each]*4×100米接力赛
Our relay team is training for next weekend's race.我们的接力队正在为下周末的比赛进行训练。

: the act of passing something from one person or device to another传递；传送

a satellite relay of a television signal卫星电视信号的传送
(baseball) The shortstop's relay (throw) from center field was too late to catch the runner at home.游击手从中外野抛球过晚，未将本垒的跑垒员杀出局。

also : a system for doing this传输系统；传送系统

We set up a relay to carry buckets of water to the campsite.我们建立起一个运水系统，为营地送去了一桶桶水。
a satellite relay system卫星中继系统

: a group of people, horses, etc., that takes the place of others so that something (such as a job or an activity) is done continuously接替的人员；轮换的马匹；轮班者

They worked in relays to clear the rubble.他们轮班清理碎石。

technical : a device that is used to cause a switch to open or close automatically when there is a change in the current that is flowing through a circuit继电器

an electromagnetic relay电磁继电器

² relay /rɪˈleɪ/ verb

relays; relayed; relaying

² relay

/rɪˈleɪ/

verb

relays; relayed; relaying

Learner's definition of RELAY

[+ object]

: to pass (something, such as a message or information) from one person or device to another传递，传送（消息或信息等）

Messengers on horseback relayed battle plans to the front lines.信使们骑马为前线送去了一个个作战计划。
Please relay the news to the rest of the team.请把此消息转告给队里其他人。

— often used as (be) relayed常用作(be) relayed

This report is being relayed to us by our crew at the scene of the accident.我们在事故现场的工作人员正把这则报告传送给我们。
Data relayed from the aircraft will be recorded on the ground.飞机上传回的数据将会在地面被记录下来。

单词	relay
释义	relay (verb) relay 2 ENTRIES FOUND: relay (noun) relay (verb) ¹ relay /ˈriːˌleɪ/ noun plural relays ¹ relay /ˈriːˌleɪ/ noun plural relays Learner's definition of RELAY [count] 1 : a race between teams in which each team member runs, swims, etc., a different part of the race接力赛 I'm running (in) the relay at tomorrow's track meet.我在明天的径赛运动会上要跑接力赛。 the 4x100 relay [=a relay with four parts that are 100 meters each]4×100米接力赛 Our relay* team is training for next weekend's race.我们的接力队正在为下周末的比赛进行训练。 2 : the act of passing something from one person or device to another传递；传送 a satellite relay of a television signal卫星电视信号的传送 (baseball) The shortstop's relay (throw) from center field was too late to catch the runner at home.游击手从中外野抛球过晚，未将本垒的跑垒员杀出局。 also : a system for doing this传输系统；传送系统 We set up a relay to carry buckets of water to the campsite.我们建立起一个运水系统，为营地送去了一桶桶水。 a satellite relay system卫星中继系统 3 : a group of people, horses, etc., that takes the place of others so that something (such as a job or an activity) is done continuously接替的人员；轮换的马匹；轮班者 They worked in relays to clear the rubble.他们轮班清理碎石。 4 technical : a device that is used to cause a switch to open or close automatically when there is a change in the current that is flowing through a circuit继电器 an electromagnetic relay电磁继电器 ² relay /rɪˈleɪ/ verb relays; relayed; relaying ² relay /rɪˈleɪ/ verb relays; relayed; relaying Learner's definition of RELAY [+ object] : to pass (something, such as a message or information) from one person or device to another传递，传送（消息或信息等） Messengers on horseback relayed battle plans to the front lines.信使们骑马为前线送去了一个个作战计划。 Please relay the news to the rest of the team.请把此消息转告给队里其他人。 — often used as (be) relayed常用作(be) relayed This report is being relayed to us by our crew at the scene of the accident.我们在事故现场的工作人员正把这则报告传送给我们。 Data relayed from the aircraft will be recorded on the ground.飞机上传回的数据将会在地面被记录下来。
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