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con·tact AHD[kŏnʹtăkt'] D.J.[ˈkɒnˌtækt]K.K.[ˈkɑnˌtækt]n.（名词）- A coming together or touching, as of objects or surfaces.接触：对（物体或表面的）一次靠近或接触
- The state or condition of touching or of immediate proximity:接触状态：接触或挨得很近的状态或情形：Litmus paper turns red on contact with an acid.石蕊试纸遇酸度会变红
- Connection or interaction; communication:相互联系：相互联系或相互作用；交往：in contact with the right people.和正当的人来往
- Visual observation:目视：靠目力观察：The pilot made contact with the ship.飞机员用目力观察着这艘船
- Association; relationship:关联；关系：came into contact with new ideas at college.在大学里接触到了新思想
- A person who might be of use; a connection.熟人：可能有利用价值的人；关系户
- Electricity 【电学】
- A connection between two conductors that permits a flow of current.接触：两个导体之间可容电流通过时的接触
- A part or device that makes or breaks such a connection.接触器：造成或中断这种接触的部分或装置
- Medicine A person recently exposed to a contagious disease, usually through close association with an infected individual.【医学】 接触者：通常由于与患者有密切来往而在近期内可能被染上传染病的人
- A contact lens.隐形眼镜
v.（动词）con.tact.ed, con.tact.ing, con.tacts[kŏnʹtăkt', kən-tăktʹ] v.tr.（及物动词）- To bring or put in contact.使…接触或将…置于接触状态中
- To get in touch with; communicate with:与…取得联系；与…来往："This past January I was contacted by a lawyer who said he needed my help"(Elizabeth Loftus)“今年一月份一位声称需要我帮助的律师来找过我”(伊丽莎白·洛夫特斯)
v.intr.（不及物动词）- To be in or come into contact.有接触或开始接触
adj.（形容词）- Of, sustaining, or making contact.接触的：接触的、保持接触的或造成接触的
- Caused or transmitted by touching:由接触引起或传播的：a contact skin rash.一种接触传染性皮疹
- Latin contāctus [from past participle of] contingere [to touch] 拉丁语 contāctus 源自contingere的过去分词 [接触]
- com- [com-] com- [前缀，表“与”]
- tangere [to touch] * see tag- tangere [接触] * 参见 tag-
contacʹtual AHD[kən-tăkʹcho͞o-əl] （形容词）contacʹtually adv.（副词）- In 1966 Wilson Follett wrotethat "Persons old enough to have been repelled by the verbcontact . . . may as well make up their minds that there is no way to arrest or reverse the tide of its popularity.” His prophecy is proving correct:In 1969 only 34 percent of the Usage Panel accepted the use ofcontact as a verb, but in our most recent survey 65 percent of the Panel accepted the sentence 1966年威尔森·福莱特写道：“对contact 这个动词素有反感的年长者还不如趁早接受这一无法阻拦或逆转它日渐通用的趋势这个事实”。 他的预言证明是正确的，在1969年用法专题使用小组成员中只有34％的人接受将contact 作为动词的用法， 但在我们最近的调查中65％的用法小组成员接受以下句子： She immediately called an officer at the Naval Intelligence Service, who in turn contacted the FBI. See Usage Note at impact 她立即打电话给海军情报机构的一名官员，这名官员接着便与联邦调查局取得了联系 参见 impact
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