| 单词 | inverse |
| 释义 | inverse /ɪnvɜːs; name ɪnvɜːrs/ adjective [only before noun] opposite in amount or position to another thing （数量、位置）相反的，反向的◆there is an inverse relationship between shares and the dollar (= the value of one goes up as the value of the other goes down). 股票与美元之间存在逆向关系。 ▸ inversely /ɪnvɜːsli; name -vɜːrs-/ adverb◆the gold price often moves inversely to the dollar. 黄金价格与美元经常反向运动。 ●in inverse proportion toif one thing is in inverse proportion to another, the more of one thing there is, the less there is of the other 成反比◆the attractiveness of a city tends to be in inverse proportion to its economic productivity. 一座城市的吸引力往往与其经济生产力成反比。☞ inverseinverse /ɪnvɜːs; name ɪnvɜːrs/ [only before noun] (rather formal) opposite in amount or position to sth else（数量或位置）相反的，反向的ⓘ inverse usually describes a relationship between two things in which, as one element increases, the other decreases. * inverse 通常描述两个事物之间此消彼长的关系◆a person's wealth is often in inverse proportion to their happiness (= the more money they have, the less happy they are).一个人的财富常常与他的幸福成反比。◆there is often an inverse relationship between the power of the tool and how easy it is to use.工具的功能与操作的难易程度往往成相反关系。▸ inversely adverb◆can we assume that the demand for bank lending is inversely related to the rate of interest charged?我们能否认为对银行贷款的需求与所支付的利率成相反关系？inverse¹/ˌɪnˈvɜ:s ||; ɪnˈvɝs/adj (only before a noun 只用于名词前) opposite in amount or position to sth else （数量或位置上与他物）相反的，倒置的: ◇a person's wealth is often in inverse proportion to their happiness (= the more money a person has, the less happy he/she is). 一个人的财富往往跟其快乐程度成反比。 ➔inversely adv inverse²/ˈɪnvɜ:s ||; ɪnˈvɝs/the inverse noun [sing] (technical术语) the exact opposite of sth 相反；颠倒 |
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