static(al)

英 ['stætɪk] 美 ['stætɪk]

• adj. 稳定的；静止的；静力的
• n. 天电；静力；静电

英英释义

名词 static:

1. a crackling or hissing noise caused by electrical interference

2. angry criticism

形容词 static:

1. not in physical motion

2. concerned with or producing or caused by static electricity

3. showing little if any change

例句

用作形容词 (adj.)

1. At room temperature, diamond is a relatively static crystal.
   金刚石在室温下是相对稳定的晶体。
2. The Hawks have a more balanced attack with Joe Johnson, Josh Smith, Mike Bibby and Al Horford.
   老鹰拥有更稳定的由乔约翰逊，乔斯密斯，麦克毕比和霍夫德组成的进攻体系。
3. The water that fills the pores below the water table is not static.
   充填在潜水面以下孔隙中的水不是静止的。
4. He jumped into the icy blast, his static line unhooked.
   他跳进冰冷的风，解下他的静止的线。

用作名词 (n.)

1. I do not get any static on my set.
   我的电视机没有静电干扰。
2. When you rub Amber, static electricity is generated.
   当您磨擦琥珀时，就会产生静电。