array
array 英 [əˈreɪ] 美 [ə'reɪ]
n. 数组，阵列；排列；大批，一系列 vt. 排列，部署
进行时:arraying 过去式:arrayed 过去分词:arrayed 第三人称单数:arrays 名词复数:arrays
- An array is a display of something — usually something varied. So, you might encounter an array of bathing suits on the beach or an array of cereal brands in the cereal aisle of the grocery store. Which would you prefer?
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- n. 数组，阵列；排列；大批，一系列
- vt. 排列，部署
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1. a vast array of bottles of different shapes and sizes
一大批形状大小不一的瓶子
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2. a dazzling array of talent
耀眼的大批天才
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3. Jars of all shapes and sizes were arrayed on the shelves.
在搁架上整齐地排列着大大小小各式各样的罐子。
- array (n.) mid-14c., "order or position of things, arrangement, sequence," from Anglo-French arrai, Old French aroi, arroi (12c.), from areer "to put in order" (see array (v.)). From late 14c. as "rank or line of soldiers; troops drawn up in battle formation," also "equipment, furnishings, gear; splendid furnishings, grandeur, magnificence." Meaning "an orderly assemblage" is from 1814.
- array (v.) mid-14c., "marshal (troops), arrange (an army for battle);" late 14c., "put (things) in order, arrange; get (something) ready, prepare; equip, fit out, put clothing on; adorn, decorate," from Old French areyer, earlier areer "to put in order," from Vulgar Latin *ar-redare "put in order" (source also of Italian arredare), from Latin ad "to" (see ad-) + *redum, from Frankish *ræd- "ready" or some cognate Germanic source, from Proto-Germanic *raidjan "to place in order" (source also of Gothic garadis, Old English geræde "ready;" see ready (adj.)). Related: Arrayed; arraying.
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