terminal
terminal 英 [ˈtɜ:mɪnl] 美 [ˈtɜrmɪnl]
n. 末端；终点站；终端机 adj. 临终的；晚期的；末端的
名词复数:terminals
- Terminal is a word with many meanings. Depending on how it's used, it can describe a place where passengers end their journey, a computer screen and keyboard, or a life-ending disease.
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- n. 末端；终点站；终端机
- adj. 临终的；晚期的；末端的
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1. A second terminal was opened in 2008.
第二个航空站是 2008 年开始运营的。
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2. a railway terminal, a bus terminal,
铁路╱公共汽车终点站
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3. He has terminal lung cancer.
他患有晚期肺癌。
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4. The illness is usually terminal.
这种病通常为不治之症。
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5. a terminal patient
晚期病人
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6. The industry is in terminal decline.
这个行业每况愈下，一蹶不振。
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7. a terminal branch of a tree
树顶枝条
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8. terminal examinations
期终考试
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9. a hospice for the terminally ill
临终病人安养所
- terminal (adj.) mid-15c., "relating to or marking boundaries," from Latin terminalis "pertaining to a boundary or end, final," from terminus "end, boundary line" (see terminus). Meaning "fatal" (terminal illness) is first recorded 1891. Sense of "situated at the extreme end" (of something) is from 1805. Slang meaning "extreme" first recorded 1983. Related: Termninally.
- terminal (n.) "end point of a railway line," 1888, from terminal (adj.); sense of "device for communicating with a computer" is first recorded 1954. Earlier "final part of a word" (1831).
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