control

名詞

UK/kənˈtrəʊl/
US/kənˈtroʊl/

定義 control 名詞

power

  1. B2CountableUncountable

    The act of having power over something or someone, or the ability to direct and regulate.

    • She has absolutely no control over that child, which is quite embarrassing.

    • He advocates for the government to implement stringent controls on dog ownership.

    • The dictator assumed control of the nation in 1933.

mechanism

  1. B2Countable

    A button, switch, or other mechanism used to operate a machine, vehicle, or other device.

    • The primary instruments are situated in the center of the control panel.

    • Captain Firth was seated at the controls of the aircraft.

keyboard

  1. CountableUsually singularwritten abbreviation

    A key on a computer keyboard that, when pressed in combination with other keys, performs a specific function.

    • Press and hold the control key while pressing the number 9.

    • I pressed the Control, Alt, and Delete keys simultaneously, but nothing happened.

experiment

  1. Countablesciencespecialized

    An element or group in a scientific experiment that remains unchanged, used as a benchmark for comparison.

片語 control 名詞

  • under control

    Successfully managed, handled, or limited.

    It appears that the pandemic is now under control.

動詞

UK/kənˈtrəʊl/
US/kənˈtroʊl/

定義 control 動詞

  1. B1Transitive

    To have the power to direct, regulate, or limit something or someone's actions or behavior.

    • If you cannot control your dog, then you should put it on a leash.

    • You need to learn how to keep your temper in check.

    • The temperature is regulated by a thermostat.