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contain

/kuhn-teyn/US // kənˈteɪn //UK // (kənˈteɪn) //

含有,包含,含,包含了

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Definitions

v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to hold or include within its volume or area: This glass contains water. This paddock contains our best horses.
    • : to be capable of holding; have capacity for: The room will contain 75 persons safely.
    • : to have as contents or constituent parts; comprise; include.
    • : to keep under proper control; restrain: He could not contain his amusement.
    • : to prevent or limit the expansion, influence, success, or advance of: to contain an epidemic.
    • : to succeed in preventing the spread of: efforts to contain water pollution.
    • : Mathematics. to be a multiple of; be divisible by, without a remainder: Ten contains five.
    • : to be equal to: A quart contains two pints.

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Examples

  • There was no right way to bite into a rice cake and definitely no good way to contain the stream of crumbs that rained down from the corners of my mouth.

  • Probably the most explosive centered on the effort to contain the coronavirus pandemic this year.

  • It contains a 7-megapixel camera on the front and a 12-megapixel camera on the back and is capable of taking 4K videos, which are better quality than high-definition.

  • Holm and Rotenberg were surprised to find that their paper contained the insight needed to do a lot better.

  • Next year the company plans to put out a quantum processor, called “eagle,” that contains 127 qubits.

  • The sequels will contain anything from the Expanded Universe.

  • Canned drinks like Mercy contain up 5,000 percent of the daily value of certain vitamins.

  • They sacrifice their shelter to contain the walkers—and Judith gets her first action scene!

  • Green plants in pre-flowering stages may contain significant protein but not fat.

  • And while the stories may contain caveats, the initial headlines certainly did not.

  • Selections for practice should be chosen which contain much variety of thought and feeling and are smooth in movement.

  • Since this is a law of vibration, it is unscientific to speak of giving an overtone, for all tones contain overtones.

  • The apocryphal gospels contain many, and some are preserved by Persian and Arabian poets.

  • These globular masses usually contain many tubercle bacilli.

  • (a) Epithelial casts contain epithelial cells from the renal tubules.

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