control

control
[kən'trəul] 1. vt
[+ country, organization] 统治 [tǒngzhì]; [+ person, emotion, disease, fire] 控制 [kòngzhì]; [+ machine, process] 操纵 [cāozòng]; [+ wages, prices] 管制 [guǎnzhì]
2. n; u
[of country, organization] 控制权 [kòngzhì quán]; [of people] 指挥能力 [zhǐhuī nénglì]; [of vehicle, machine] 控制 [kòngzhì]
3. controls; n pl
1) [of vehicle, machine, TV] 操纵装置 [cāozòng zhuāngzhì]
2)

* price/planning etc controls — 价格/规划管制 [jiàgé/guīhuà ][děng][ guǎnzhì]

* to control o.s. — 克制自己

* to take control (of sth) — 控制住(某事)

* to lose control (of sth) — (emotionally) 克制不住(某事); (in vehicle, on machine) 失去(对某物的)控制

* to keep control (of sth) — 保持(对某物的)控制

* to keep control of o.s. — 控制自己

* to be in control (of sth) — (of situation, car etc) 控制着(某事)

* to be under control — [+ fire, situation] 处于控制之下

* to be out of control — [+ fire, situation] 失去控制

* the car went out of control — 那辆车失控了

* circumstances beyond our control — 不在我们控制之中的情况

* to be at the controls — 操纵


English-Chinese new dictionary. 2014.

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