第三人称复数：relaxations

relaxation基本解释

relaxation的翻译

名词放宽; 消遣，放松; 松懈，松弛; [生理]驰松

relaxation相关例句

名词

1. There must be no relaxation in our high standards.
我们坚持高标准，决不容许有些微放松。

relaxation网络解释

1. 松弛：单源最短路径算法中使用了松弛(relaxation)操作. 对于每个顶点v∈V,都设置一个属性d[v],用来描述从源点s到v的最短路径上权值的上界,称为最短路径估计(shortest

2. 休息：训练所其实是游戏中的育成部份,在这个育成画面中,(Adventure)是一个城ing)便是训练所,在训练所中会分成四个部份,分别是(Battle Training)战斗技gic Training)魔法训练,(Tarrot Application)塔罗卡,和休息(Relaxation).

3. 放松：那两方面是: 放松(relaxation)与视观(visualization). 的确,这两个过程构成了禅定的初级阶段──你也许发现我们刚才的一段坐禅相当有放松感,你在想象呼吸[气]穿过身体时或许也作了一些视观──但是禅定的内涵比这要多得多.

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4. 驰豫：在外加静磁场作用下原来杂乱无章的氢原子核一齐按外磁场方向排列并继续进动,当立即停止外加磁场磁力后,人体内的氢原子将在相同组织相同时间下回到原状态;这称为驰豫(RELAXATION)而病理状态下的人体组织驰豫时间不同,

relaxation词典解释

1. 放松;松弛;休息
Relaxation is a way of spending time in which you rest and feel comfortable.

relaxation的反义词

e.g. You should be able to find the odd moment for relaxation...
你应该能抽空休息一下。
e.g. Relaxation techniques are taught in hospitals in order to help all sorts of conditions.
医院里教人学习放松技巧以应对各种各样的病情。

2. (规定或控制的)放松，放宽，削弱
If there is relaxation of a rule or control, it is made less firm or strong.

relaxation

e.g. ...the relaxation of travel restrictions.
旅游限制的放宽

relaxation英英释义

noun

1. the act of making less strict

Synonym: liberalizationliberalisation

2. a method of solving simultaneous equations by guessing a solution and then reducing the errors that result by successive approximations until all the errors are less than some specified amount

Synonym: relaxation method

3. freedom from activity (work or strain or responsibility)

e.g. took his repose by the swimming pool

Synonym: resteaserepose

4. an occurrence of control or strength weakening

e.g. the relaxation of requirements
the loosening of his grip
the slackening of the wind

Synonym: looseningslackening

5. a feeling of refreshing tranquility and an absence of tension or worry

e.g. the easiness we feel when sleeping

Synonym: easiness

6. (physics) the exponential return of a system to equilibrium after a disturbance

Synonym: relaxation behavior

7. (physiology) the gradual lengthening of inactive muscle or muscle fibers