oscillate是什么意思

oscillate

英 ['?s?le?t] 美 ['ɑs?let]

1. oscill- + -ate.

oscillate 使搖擺，波動

來自拉丁語os,嘴，詞源同oral,-cill,小詞后綴。原指在葡萄園入口處掛上的酒神Bacchus的面具，相當于庇佑符，以保佑葡萄豐收。因這個小面具常在風中搖擺，最終詞義俗化，引申詞義波動，使搖擺。

oscillate: oscillate: [18] Latin ōs originally meant ‘mouth’ (it was the source of English oral), but it was also used for ‘face’. Its diminutive form ōscillum ‘little face’ was applied to a mask depicting the god Bacchus that was hung up as a charm in vineyards, to be swung to and fro by the breeze. In due course its meaning broadened out to ‘swing’ generally, and a verb ōscillāre ‘swing’ was derived from it – whence English oscillate.
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oscillate (v.): 1726, back-formation from oscillation, or else from Latin oscillatus, past participle of oscillare (see oscillation). From 1917 in electronics. Related: Oscillated; oscillating.

1. On an oscilloscope, you can see an electrical current oscillate up and down.: 在示波器上面你可以看到一股電流上下振動.

2. In the case of homogeneous broadening only one mode can normally oscillate.: 對于均勻加寬的情況,只有一個模能正常地振蕩.

3. He seemed to oscillate between very drunk and icy sober.: 他似乎是在酩酊大醉和完全清醒之間擺來擺去.

4. It is true that system could oscillate back - wards and forwards in this dead zone.: 不過,系統在這個死區內可能會發生來回的振蕩.

5. The standard EBU model can not drive combustion to oscillate.: EBU模型不包含燃燒振蕩機理.