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activeness

/ak-tiv/US // ˈæk tɪv //UK // (ˈæktɪv) //

积极性,活跃度,活跃性,活性

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Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : engaged in action; characterized by energetic work, participation, etc.; busy: an active life.
    • : being in a state of existence, progress, or motion: active hostilities.
    • : involving physical effort and action: active sports.
    • : having the power of quick motion; nimble: active as a gazelle.
    • : characterized by action, motion, volume, use, participation, etc.: an active market in wheat; an active list of subscribers.
    • : causing activity or change; capable of exerting influence: active treason.
    • : effective: active ingredients.
    • : Grammar. noting or pertaining to a voice of verbal inflection in which typically the subject of the sentence is represented as performing the action expressed by the verb: Writes in He writes a letter every day is an active verb form.
    • : requiring or giving rise to action; practical: an active course.
    • : Geology. having erupted within the last 10,000 years and likely to do so again or currently in a state of eruption.Compare dormant, extinct.
    • : Accounting. profitable; busy: active accounts.
    • : requiring personal effort or attention; not automatic: an active alarm system.
    • : interest-bearing: active paper.
    • : Medicine/Medical. acting quickly; producing immediate effects: active remedies.
    • : Sociology. engaging in purposeful activity, often of a militant nature.Compare expressive.
    • : Aerospace. able to transmit signals: an active communications satellite.
    • : Electronics. acting as a source of electrical energy, as a generator, or capable of amplifying or converting voltages or currents, as a transistor or diode.
    • : accumulating and distributing solar heat by mechanical means.
    • : Military. serving on active duty.
n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : Grammar. the active voice.a form or construction in the active voice.
    • : an active person, member, subscriber, etc.: The circular was mailed only to the actives on our list.
    • : Informal. something showing considerable action or activity: On the stock market there was heavy trading in the actives.

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Examples

  • He added that more than 5 million users were active on the service on Monday, eight times as many as there were a week earlier.

  • Camero, who often performed and recorded as simply “Candido,” began his career in Cuba at 14 and was still active past the age of 95.

  • The University of Wisconsin has canceled two games and reported 27 active cases last week.

  • People supporting “Stop the Steal” remained active on the site, and a related hashtag had 58,000 posts on Monday.

  • He could get confused, but he was comfortable and fairly active.