compact
adjective /kəmˈpækt/, /ˈkɒmpækt/
/kəmˈpækt/, /ˈkɑːmpækt/
- (usually approving) smaller than is usual for things of the same kind
小型的;袖珍的 - a compact camera
袖珍照相机 - The device is small and compact and weighs only 2.2lb.
该设备小巧紧凑,重量仅为2.2磅。
- Edinburgh is a compact city.
爱丁堡是一座很紧凑的城市。 - The car is surprisingly powerful and has a very compact engine.
这辆车动力惊人,发动机非常紧凑。
- a compact camera
- using or filling only a small amount of space
紧凑的;体积小的 - The kitchen was compact but well equipped.
这间厨房虽然空间小但设备齐全。 - Computers have become much more compact over the last 15 years.
在过去的15年里,计算机变得更加紧凑。
- The kitchen was compact but well equipped.
- closely packed together
紧密的;坚实的 - a compact mass of earth
一堆压得很结实的泥土 - The grey clouds had become more compact and the sky suddenly grew dark.
灰色的云变得更加紧密,天空突然变得黑暗。
- a compact mass of earth
- (of a person or an animal
) small and strong人或动物 矮小而健壮的 - He had a compact and muscular body.
他个子矮小,身体健壮。
- He had a compact and muscular body.
词源adjective late Middle English: from Latin compact- ‘closely put together, joined’, from the verb compingere, from com- ‘together’ + pangere ‘fasten’.