nexus 英 [ˈneksəs]   美 [ˈnɛksəs]

nexus

nexus  英 [ˈneksəs] 美 [ˈnɛksəs]

n. 关系;连结,连系 

That nexus unfolds in a series of steps that build on one another and must be separately understood (see diagram, below). 这种关系在一系列依次建造的步骤中呈现,必须分开单独理解(如下图所示)。
Group travelers should be aware, however, that everyone traveling together must be a member of the program in order to use a nexus line. 但团体旅行者应该注意,如果要使用NEXUS专用通道,那么每一个旅行者都必须是该程序的参加者。

  • A nexus is a central link or connection. If you happen to be at the nexus of something, you are right in the middle of it, like standing in the middle of an intersection.
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  • n. 关系;连结,连系
  • 1. That nexus unfolds in a series of steps that build on one another and must be separately understood (see diagram, below).

    这种关系在一系列依次建造的步骤中呈现,必须分开单独理解(如下图所示)。

  • 2. Group travelers should be aware, however, that everyone traveling together must be a member of the program in order to use a nexus line.

    但团体旅行者应该注意,如果要使用NEXUS专用通道,那么每一个旅行者都必须是该程序的参加者。

  • nexus (n.) 1660s, "bond, link, means of communication," from Latin nexus "that which ties or binds together," past participle of nectere "to bind," from PIE root *ned- "to bind, tie."
nexus / ˈneksəs ; NAmE ˈneksəs / noun [singular ] ( formal) a complicated series of connections between different things (错综复杂的)关系,连结,联系 nexus nexuses nexus / ˈneksəs ; NAmE ˈneksəs /
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