parallel现在分词

1. 相似的，相同的，同样的，类似的，极相似的
2. 平行的，并行的
3. 对应的，相应的
4. 【电】并联的
5. 同一方向的，同方向的
6. 同一目的的
7. 同时发生的

1. 纬线
2. 平行线
3. 比较，对比
4. 纬圈，纬度圈
5. 相似，类似
6. 相似物
7. 【军】平行堑壕
8. 平行面
9. 相似处，相似特征
10. 【电】并联
11. 相当的人，类似的人， 可相比拟的人，极其相似的人

1. 成平行地

1. 与...相匹，配得上
2. 比较...，相比，对比
3. 与...相平行，与...同时并行
4. 可与...相比，与...不相上下，与...是同样的，比得上，与…相当，与…媲美
5. 使成平行，使相互平行
6. 与...相似
7. 与…同时发生
8. 与…相应
9. 相应

1.（存在或发生在不同地点或时间的）相似之物，类似物
If something has aparallel, it is similar to something else, but exists or happens in a different place or at a different time. If it hasno parallel or iswithout parallel, it is not similar to anything else.

e.g. Readers familiar with English history will find a vagueparallel to the suppression of the monasteries...
熟悉英国历史的读者会发现这与镇压修道院略有相似之处。
e.g. It's an ecological disaster with noparallel anywhere else in the world.
这是一场在世界其他地方都没有出现过的生态灾难。

2.（两者间的）近似之处，相似之处
If there areparallels between two things, they are similar in some ways.

e.g. Detailed study of folk music from a variety of countries reveals many close parallels...
仔细研究各国民间音乐后发现了许多非常相似之处。
e.g. There are significant parallels with the 1980s...
与20世纪80年代有明显相似之处。

3.与…同时发生；与…相似
If one thingparallels another, they happen at the same time or are similar, and often seem to be connected.

e.g. Often there are emotional reasons paralleling the financial ones...
往往情感方面的原因和经济方面原因同时存在。
e.g. The change in smoking is paralleled by a change in the incidence of lung cancer...
吸烟情况的变化与肺癌发病率的变化如影随形。

4.同时发生的；相类似的
Parallel events or situations happen at the same time as one another, or are similar to one another.

parallel

e.g. ...parallel talks between the two countries' Foreign Ministers...
两国外交部长同时进行的会谈
e.g. Their instincts do not always runparallel with ours...
他们的本能并不总是和我们的相同。

5.平行的；并列的
If two lines, two objects, or two lines of movement areparallel, they are the same distance apart along their whole length.

parallel什么意思

e.g. ...seventy-two ships, drawn up in twoparallel lines...
平行排成两队的72艘船
e.g. Farthing Lane's just above the High Street andparallel with it...
法辛巷刚好在大街的北面，与大街平行。

6.（标于地图上的）纬线，纬圈
Aparallel is an imaginary line round the earth that is parallel to the equator. Parallels are shown on maps.

e.g. ...the area south of the 38thparallel.
38度纬线以南地区

7.与…同时
Something that occursin parallel with something else occurs at the same time as it.

parallel

e.g. Davies has managed to pursue his diverse interests inparallel with his fast-moving career...
戴维斯在事业突飞猛进的同时并未放弃自己广泛的兴趣爱好。
e.g. Progress on this issue must be made inparallel to any moves on the economic front.
这个问题上的进展应该和经济领域的进展同步。

1. 平行的：想想自己刚到美国时问路,想知道那条街跟这条是不是平行的(parallel)却说成para-lyze,译成中文就是「那条街瘫痪了吗?」惹得老美哈哈大笑. 把自己的经历说给一个从荷兰来的同事听,她回答说她闹的笑话更逗,说在美国见到洋白菜(cabbage)便宜就经常买洋白菜,

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2. 并行的：然而国家或国家集团的硬实力与软实力之间的互联、互动关系并非总是线性的(linear)和并行的(parallel),在二者之间划等号,至少是一种过于简单的作法. 至少在表面上,西方和美国学术界在社会中所拥有的独立、中立和自由地位,

1. There are two parallel lines.
   这有两条平行线。
2. This is the parallel points in the characters of different men.
   这就是不同人物间个性上的类似之处。

1. These two roads are parallel.
   这两条路是平行的。
2. Concentric spheres are parallel.
   同心球面是平行的。
3. The growth of the two towns was almost parallel.
   这两个城镇的发展几乎相同。

1. The railway runs parallel with the railway.
   这条铁路与那条铁路平行。
2. My findings in this matter are parallel to yours.
   我在这个问题上的发现与你相似。
3. He was parallel with the beggars.
   他跟乞丐差不多。

1. This line is a parallel with that one.
   这条线和那条线平行。
2. He is a parallel to Mr.Brown in promoting the product.
   在推销这类产品方面他可以和布朗先生匹配。
3. He is following a brilliant career without a parallel in modern times.
   他正从事着举世无双的辉煌事业。
4. There are some interesting parallels between the educational systems of these two countries.
   这两国的教育制度之间有些有趣的相似之处。
5. This city is close to the fortieth parallel of north latitude.
   这个城市靠近北纬40度。

1. The street parallels the railroad.
   这条街与铁路平行。
2. Your experience parallels my own.
   你的经历与我的相似。
3. No one has paralleled his success business.
   没有人赶得上他在事业上的成就。

• Cut in two, in a direction parallel to the axis.

  出自：R. Kirwan

• The planes of cleavage were everywhere parallel.

  出自：J. Tyndall

• A plane parallel to the earth's surface.

  出自：Physics Bulletin

• An era of such grandeur as even their ancient history had not paralleled.

  出自：W. Spalding

• A state of things which could not be paralleled in any other country.

  出自：John Bright

• These tortuous..women are paralleled through..Miss Potter's art.

  出自：G. Greene

1. parallel用作形容词时,没有比较级与最高级形式。