1.(印度等地工厂,住宅的)圈占地区(南非等地用围墙等围起的)矿工居住区
2.圈有围墙[篱笆]等的场地;(同族聚居的)村寨
3.混合物,合成品;【化】化合物;【语】复合词
1.使混合,调合,配合;【语】复合,合成
2.(通过互相让步等)解决(纠纷);用钱了结(债务等);一次清算;部分偿还
3.【电】复绕[复激,复卷]
4.和解,谈妥,和平了结
1.使混合,调合,配合;【语】复合,合成
2.(通过互相让步等)解决(纠纷);用钱了结(债务等);一次清算;部分偿还
3.【电】复绕[复激,复卷]
4.和解,谈妥,和平了结
1.混合的,复合的;合成的,复式的
1.a chemical substance that consists of two or more elements that together form a molecule. Each different compound has a fixed ratio of elements. For example the water compound (H2O) consists of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom; something that consists of two or more substances mixed together
2.a combination of things
3.an enclosed area where a particular group of people live, or where people such as soldiers and prisoners can exercise
4.a combination of two or more words that is used as a single wordThe three different types of compound are noun compounds (for example “bus stop”), adjective compounds (for example “self-centered”), and verb compounds (for example to “wind-surf”).
1.a chemical substance that consists of two or more elements that together form a molecule. Each different compound has a fixed ratio of elements. For example the water compound (H2O) consists of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom; something that consists of two or more substances mixed together
2.a combination of things
3.an enclosed area where a particular group of people live, or where people such as soldiers and prisoners can exercise
4.a combination of two or more words that is used as a single wordThe three different types of compound are noun compounds (for example “bus stop”), adjective compounds (for example “self-centered”), and verb compounds (for example to “wind-surf”).
1.to pay interest both on an amount of money as well as on the interest that has been added to it
2.to make a problem or difficult situation worse
3.to mix two or more substances together in order to make a new substance or product
1.made up of two or more parts
2.a compound noun, adjective, or verb is a combination of two or more words
1.This was compounded by the emergence of what became known as the British budget problem.
我们现在所知的英国预算问题恰好在这时出现，使情况更加复杂。
2.service is intangible and hard to measure . this difficulty is often compounded by the existence of multiple service objectives.
服务是无形的且难以衡量.这个难题常常跟多重的服务目标的存在混杂在一起。熵
3.This disappointment was no doubt compounded by deep, but unspoken, guilt that perhaps the KMT had brought the loss on itself.
无疑的，除了失望的情绪外，还有那种无以言喻，怀疑国民党自己把自己打败了的挫折悔恨之情。
4.Mr Brown's problems are compounded by the length of time that he and his close-knit team have had to prepare.
布朗与其组织严密的团队在长期的工作中积攒下来的问题是相当复杂的。
5.When you present in front of a crowd, anxiety is often compounded by the belief that your nervousness is obvious.
当你在一群观众前讲演，认为自己紧张是明显的，这样的想法通常会加重你的焦虑程度。
6.If it were not for this, we could say that the price-level is compounded of two factors, the wage-unit and the quantity of employment.
如果不是这样，则我们可以说，价格水平是由于两个因素决定的：工资单位和就业量。
7.This is often compounded by social norms that do not give women voice or equal opportunities.
这通常由于不给妇女发言权或平等机会的社会规范而加剧。
8.Collapsing buildings claim by far the majority of lives, but the destruction is often compounded by mud slides, fires, floods, or tsunamis.
地震引起的房屋倒塌通常了绝大多数的伤亡，而地震带来的危害却不止于此，还包括由此引发的泥石流、火灾、洪灾和海啸。
9.He said this was compounded by freezing conditions, which impaired operations across the supply chain.
他表示，严寒令情况更加恶化，对整个供应链的运作都造成了损害。
10.The misery of his loneliness was now compounded by his poverty.
贫穷使他的孤苦雪上加霜。