单词

第三人称复数：outputs

output基本解释

名词输出; 产量; 作品; [计]输出信号

及物动词输出

output相关例句

及物动词

1. output

1. The program will output it into a file.
这个程序将把它输出到一个文件里。

名词

1. With a sudden output of effort he moved the rock.
他猛一使劲搬动了石头。

2. output

2. The measures will enable us to double our output of bicycles.
这些措施能使我们的自行车产量加倍。

output情景对话

邀请

A：Would you like to come to our factory for a visit?
您愿意到我们厂来参观吗？

B：Oh, yes. Thank you. I’d be glad to.
哦，谢谢。我很愿意。

A：You can look around our new workshops and the automatic machines.
您可以参观我们的新车间和自动化机械。

B：I’m sure the output of your production will increase a lot.
我确信你们的生产产量将会大大增加。

A：Yes. Our factory director wants to meet you and talk over somethings about the business.
是的。我们厂长要见您，并和您商议一些业务上的事情。

output网络解释

1. 产量：管理活动必须将其焦点从效率(efficiency)转向效力(effectiveness),这要求从产量(output)标准转向成果(outcome)标准,培养组织的变革、学习、协作和创新.

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2. 产值：然而,去年有不少建筑工程因建筑费过高而被展延,建筑需求并不等同于建筑产值,建筑产值(output)其实没那么乐观. 例如,城市发展(CDL)去年11月透露,美芝路大型综合商业地段South Beach的建筑工程将延迟展开,直到建筑费恢复到更合理的水平.

3. output：o; 输出

4. output：out; 输出指令

output词典解释

1. 产量；输出量；排出量
Output is used to refer to the amount of something that a person or thing produces.

e.g. Manual workers need a good breakfast for high-energy output...
体力劳动者身体消耗巨大，早餐要丰盛一些。
e.g. Government statistics show the largest drop in industrial output for ten years.
政府统计数据显示这是10年来工业产量最大幅度的滑坡。

2. （计算机、文字处理器等的）输出信息，输出文件
The output of a computer or word processor is the information that it displays on a screen or prints on paper as a result of a particular program.

e.g. You run the software, you look at the output, you make modifications.
运行该软件，查看输出结果并进行修正。

output英英释义

noun

1. production of a certain amount

Synonym: yield

2. final product
the things produced

Synonym: end product

3. what is produced in a given time period

Synonym: outturnturnout

4. signal that comes out of an electronic system

Synonym: output signal

5. the quantity of something (as a commodity) that is created (usually within a given period of time)

e.g. production was up in the second quarter

Synonym: yieldproduction

verb

1. to create or manufacture a specific amount

e.g. the computer is outputting the data from the job I'm running