latent
latent 英 [ˈleɪtnt] 美 [ˈletnt]
adj. 潜在的；潜伏的；隐藏的
- Latent is an adjective that you use to describe something that is capable of becoming active or at hand, though it is not currently so.
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- adj. 潜在的；潜伏的；隐藏的
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1. Once he found his latent abilities he left the island by ship.
一旦他发现了自己潜在的能力，他就乘船离开了小岛。
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2. Are the organisms actually doing this in Mono Lake, or do they have the latent ability to do so?
那些生活在莫诺湖中的有机体实际上是否是这样生存的呢，或者它们是否有着这种潜在的能力呢？
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3. Load related problems can be found in several areas: validation of ability to meet response and scalability criteria, determination of scaling factors, and the search for latent bugs.
与负载有关的问题可以在几个地方发现：验证能力是否满足响应和可伸缩性标准、确定扩展因素以及搜索潜在的错误。
- latent (adj.) mid-15c., "concealed, secret," from Latin latentem (nominative latens) "lying hid, concealed, secret, unknown," present participle of latere "lie hidden, lurk, be concealed," from PIE *late-, suffixed form of root *lādh- "to be hidden" (source also of Greek lethe "forgetfulness, oblivion," lethargos "forgetful," lathre "secretly, by stealth," lathrios "stealthy," lanthanein "to be hidden;" Old Church Slavonic lajati "to lie in wait for"). Meaning "dormant, undeveloped" is from 1680s, originally in medicine.
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