| 释义 |
instruction美 [ɪn'strʌkʃ(ə)n] 英 [ɪn'strʌkʃ(ə)n] - n.指示；教导；命令；传授
- adj.说明用法的；操作指南的
- 网络指令；指导；教学
v.+n. read instruction,follow instruction,give instruction,receive instruction,provide instruction adj.+n. specific instruction,religious instruction,explicit instruction n. teaching,training,lessons,tuition,education 1. | [pl] 用法说明；操作指南detailed information on how to do or use sth |
| Follow the instructions on the packet carefully. 仔细按照包装上的说明操作。 | | Always read the instructions before you start. 使用前务请阅读操作说明。 | | The plant comes with full instructions on how to care for it. 这棵植物附有详尽的护养说明。 |
2. | [c][usupl] ~ (to do sth).~ (that…) 指示；命令；吩咐something that sb tells you to do |
| to ignore/carry out sb's instructions 忽视╱执行某人的命令 | | I'm under instructions to keep my speech short. 我接到指示讲话要简短。 |
3. | [c] （计算机的）指令a piece of information that tells a computer to perform a particular operation. |
4. | [u] ~ (in sth) 教授；教导；传授the act of teaching sth to sb |
| religious instruction 教义讲授 |
1. | [obn] 说明用法的；操作指南的giving detailed information on how to do or use sth(= giving instructions) |
| an instruction book/manual 说明书；用法指南 |
n. | 1. a spoken or written statement of what must be done, especially delivered formally, with official authority, or as an order 2. teaching in a particular subject or skill, or the facts or skills taught 3. the act, process, or profession of teaching 4. a code that tells a computer to perform a specific operation 5. a statement or explanation of something that must be done, often given by someone in authority 1. a spoken or written statement of what must be done, especially delivered formally, with official authority, or as an order 2. teaching in a particular subject or skill, or the facts or skills taught 3. the act, process, or profession of teaching 4. a code that tells a computer to perform a specific operation 5. a statement or explanation of something that must be done, often given by someone in authority | np. | 1. printed information about how to do, make, assemble, use, or operate something 2. the information given by a judge to a jury at the end of a case that explains the applicable points of law and summarizes what has to be proved 3. the relevant information about a legal case given by a client to a solicitor or a solicitor to a barrister |
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