pendulum 英 [ˈpendjələm]   美 [ˈpendʒələm]

pendulum

pendulum  英 [ˈpendjələm] 美 [ˈpendʒələm]

n. 钟摆;摇锤 

名词复数:pendulums 

the pendulum of public opinion 舆论的转变
In education, the pendulum has swung back to traditional teaching methods. 教育界又恢复了传统教学法。

  • A pendulum is something hanging and swinging freely from a fixed point. A grandfather clock might use for timekeeping a pendulum that swings back and forth.
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  • n. 钟摆;摇锤
  • 1. the pendulum of public opinion

    舆论的转变

  • 2. In education, the pendulum has swung back to traditional teaching methods.

    教育界又恢复了传统教学法。

  • pendulum (n.) 1660, from Modern Latin pendulum (1643), noun use of neuter of Latin adjective pendulus "hanging down," from pendere "to hang, cause to hang" (from PIE root *(s)pen- "to draw, stretch, spin"). The Modern Latin word is perhaps a Latinization of Italian pendolo.
pen·du·lum / ˈpendjələm ; NAmE ˈpendʒələm / noun a long straight part with a weight at the end that moves regularly from side to side to control the movement of a clock 钟摆 ( figurative) In education, the pendulum has swung back to traditional teaching methods. 教育界又恢复了传统教学法。 the pendulum of public opinion 舆论的转变 pendulum pendulums pen·du·lum / ˈpendjələm ; NAmE ˈpendʒələm /
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