suffix 英 ['sʌfɪks]   美 ['sʌfɪks]

suffix

suffix  英 ['sʌfɪks] 美 ['sʌfɪks]

vt. 添后缀  n. 后缀;下标 

进行时:suffixing  过去式:suffixed  过去分词:suffixed  第三人称单数:suffixes  名词复数:suffixes 

Therefore, use of the suffix in the application level property file affects only the one data source. 因此,在应用级别属性文件使用后缀,只会影响一个数据源。
This required that all subtrees are all under the same suffix, since there is no common parent between suffixes. 这需要所有的子树都位于相同的后缀中,因为后缀之间不存在公共父节点。

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  • vt. 添后缀
  • n. 后缀;下标
  • 1. Therefore, use of the suffix in the application level property file affects only the one data source.

    因此,在应用级别属性文件使用后缀,只会影响一个数据源。

  • 2. This required that all subtrees are all under the same suffix, since there is no common parent between suffixes.

    这需要所有的子树都位于相同的后缀中,因为后缀之间不存在公共父节点。

  • 3. The parameter for each operation that the wizard creates is actually a business graph (hence the BG suffix) which you can think of as an enhanced business object.

    向导为每个操作创建的参数实际上是一个业务图形(因此后缀为 BG),您可以将其视为增强的业务对象。

  • suffix (n.) 1778, from Modern Latin suffixum, noun use of neuter of Latin suffixus "fastened," past participle of suffigere "fasten, fix on, fasten below," from assimilated form of sub "under, up from under" (see sub-) + figere "to fasten, fix" (see fix (v.)). Related: Suffixal.
  • suffix (v.) in the grammatical sense, 1778, from suffix (n.). Earlier "to put or place under" (c. 1600). Related: Suffixed; suffixing.
suf·fix / ˈsʌfɪks ; NAmE ˈsʌfɪks / noun ( grammar 语法 ) a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word to make another word, such as -lyin quicklyor -nessin sadness 后缀,词尾(加在词尾,用以构成新词,如 quickly 中的 -ly 或 sadness 中的 -ness) compare affix n. , prefix n.  (1 ) suffix suffixes suf·fix / ˈsʌfɪks ; NAmE ˈsʌfɪks /
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