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prune

/proon/US // prun //UK // (pruːn) //

修剪,修枝,修理,修整

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a variety of plum that dries without spoiling.
    • : such a plum when dried.
    • : any plum.

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Examples

  • “State-of-the-art search engines use ranking pipelines in which an efficient first-stage uses a query to fetch an initial set of documents from the document collection, and one or more re-ranking algorithms improve and prune the ranking.”

  • If you’ve picked the right pages to prune and promote, you should see a nice lift in keyword rankings where it matters.

  • It’s unclear whether those whom the state fails to prune are entitled to vote after all — or may face prosecution if they do.

  • I’ve been seeking out videos on how to get raspberries to fruit and how to properly prune roses, which is far more entertaining than Netflix.

  • I think for some of us, maybe it will teach us to prune some of the unnecessary trips in our lives.

  • This was the case with Prune Nourry, a young French sculptress who went to India to create a piece of art interpreting women.

  • We made the prune based Chocolate Fudge Torte at the bakery and it left everyone slack-jawed.

  • Whereupon Hard concluded by biting into a large piece of prune pie.

  • I used to prune a bit, too, in spare moments, so that by the end of the summer considerable renovation had been accomplished.

  • He tells me the right way to plant potatoes and prune apple-trees, and our communion is blest with eupeptic content.

  • To cut or prune gooseberry and currant-trees is very simple.

  • The prune trees took up the glad news and whispered it to the apricot trees, "It is a boy."