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trig

/trig/US // trɪg //UK // (trɪɡ) archaic, or dialect //

三角形,触发器,三角洲,三角形图案

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    Informal.

    • : trigonometry.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.fashionable
Synonyms
chic潇洒,潇洒的,潇洒自如,潇潇chichi芝芝,芝罘区,驰名,芝芝姐contemporary当代,当代人,当代的,当代化current当前,目前,当前的,目前的fly飞,飞翔,苍蝇latest最新,最新的,最近,最近的mod模特,模特儿,模板,模仿modern现代,现代的,现代化的,现代化now现在,如今,目前smart聪明,智能,聪明的,智慧swank挥霍无度,挥霍,挥杆,挥霍浪费a go-goa la mode风格,样式,风格迥异,风格迥异的all the rage风靡一时,风头正劲,盛行,风头正盛customary习惯性的,习惯,习俗,习惯性dashing潇洒,潇洒的,帅气,帅气的faddy稻草人,稻田,水稻,稻米favored受宠的,受惠的,受惠,受宠genteel文雅,文雅的,文绉绉的,文诌诌hot热的,热,热销,热点in style在风格上,有型有款,有风格,有风格的in vogue时髦,时髦的,时兴,时下流行in-thinglast word最后一句话,最后一个词,最后的话,最后一个字latest thing最新的事情,最新的东西,最新动态,最新事物modish谦虚,谦和,谦虚的,谦和的natty朴素的,朴素,朴实的,朴实无华new新,新的,新型,全新的newfangled新式的,新奇的,新潮的,新颖的popular流行,流行的,热门,受欢迎的posh高档,高档次的,高档次,豪华prevailing盛行的,盛行于世的,盛行,盛行于世rakish拉克语,饶舌的,拉脱维亚语,拉克语的stylish时尚,时尚的swanky奢华的,帅气的,奢华,帅气trendsetting引领潮流,引领潮流的,引导潮流,引领时尚潮流trendy潮流,时髦的,时髦,新潮up to the minute紧随其后,紧跟时代步伐,紧跟时代潮流,紧跟其后up-to-the-minute最新的,即时的,最新,实时的upscale高档次,高档,高档次的,高档的usual通常,通常情况下,通常的,寻常well-liked很喜欢,受欢迎的,受欢迎,受人欢迎with it与它,用它,与其,与之对应的是à la mode
adj.neat
Synonyms
chic潇洒,潇洒的,潇洒自如,潇潇dainty娇小的,娇小玲珑,娇小,娇贵nice不错的,很好,很好的,不错orderly秩序井然,有序的,秩序井然的,有序regular定期,定期的,定期检查,定期举行slick滑溜溜的,油嘴滑舌,滑溜溜,光滑的smart聪明,智能,聪明的,智慧snug舒适,舒适的,舒适的环境,舒适度spruce云杉,云杉树,云杉木,杉木tidy整洁,整洁的,整齐的,整齐trim修剪,修饰,修整,修剪的accurate准确,准确的,准确无误,精确apple-pie order苹果派订单,苹果馅饼订单,苹果派的订单,苹果派单correct正确的,正确,纠正,更正dapper潇洒,帅气的,潇洒的,帅气elegant幽雅,幽雅的,幽美,幽静exact确实,精确的,精准的,确实的fastidious迅速,迅速的,勤奋的,勤奋finical财务,金融,金融学,财政finicky挑剔的,挑剔的人,狡猾的,棘手的immaculate完美无瑕,完美无缺,完美无缺的,完美无瑕的in good order整齐划一,井然有序,完好无缺,完好无损in good shape状态良好,状况良好,完好无损,外形良好methodical有条不紊,有条不紊的,有条理的,有方法的natty朴素的,朴素,朴实的,朴实无华neat as a pin整齐划一,整齐如一,整齐划一的,干脆利落precise准确,精确,准确的,精密prim底漆,底层,骁将,初步proper适当的,适当,恰当的,恰当shipshape船形,船型,船形图,船型图sleek光滑的,光洁的,光光的,光光溜溜的spick-and-span精益求精,精明的人,精明强干,精益求精的spotless一尘不染,一尘不染的,一尘不染的人,硙硙systematic系统化,系统性,系统的,系统性的taut绷紧,绷紧的,绷得紧紧的,紧绷的well-groomed衣着整齐的,衣着整齐,衣冠楚楚,衣着整洁well-kept保存良好的,保持良好的,保存良好,保持良好

Examples

  • “I think in regard to Trig, anything is possible,” McGinniss writes.

  • Palin dedicates the book to her 2-year old son, Trig, who has Down syndrome.

  • The media frenzy around them was astonishing—they were rock stars, from Bristol and Levi down to little Trig.

  • How could I ever forget the sight of a banner held up high to say “We Are Here For Trig”?

  • Has Senator McCain simply forgotten that Calculus Algebra Trig has Down Syndrome?

  • Jane was a trig, neat body; small, as the coast girls often are—I wonder why?

  • Harry and Seth made everything trig and came in last, leaving the cat-boat at anchor far out.

  • The trig little sail-boat turned out to be a respectable yacht, steam, at that.

  • Trig′amist, one who marries three wives; Trig′amy, the state of having three husbands or wives at the same time.

  • Trigla, trig′la, n. the typical genus of Triglid, the gurnards.