jamming的意思和读音

jamming

: ['dʒæmɪŋ] : ['dʒæmɪŋ]

n.

v.使);

jammingn.sweet food

1.[u][c]a thick sweet substance made by boiling fruit with sugar, often sold in jars and spread on bread

strawberry jam

recipes for jams and preserves

a jam doughnut

many people/vehicles

2.[c]a situation in which it is difficult or impossible to move because there are so many people or vehicles in one particular place

The bus was delayed in a five-mile jam.

As fans rushed to leave, jams formed at all the exits.

machine

3.[c]a situation in which a machine does not work because sth is stuck in one position

There's a paper jam in the photocopier.

IDMbe in a jam(informal)to be in a difficult situation

They refused to settle for a promise of jam tomorrow.

jam tomorrow(informal)西good things that are promised for the future but never happen

They refused to settle for a promise of jam tomorrow.

v.push with force

1.[t]~ sth + adv./prep.使to push sth somewhere with a lot of force

He jammed his fingers in his ears.使

A stool had been jammed against the door.

stop moving/working

2.[i][t]使to become unable to move or work; to make sth do this

The photocopier keeps jamming up.

There's a loose part that keeps jamming the mechanism.

The valve has jammed shut.

He jammed the door open with a piece of wood.

put into small space

3.[t][i]to put sb/sth into a small space where there is very little room to move

Six of us were jammed into one small car.

We were jammed together like sardines in a can.

The cupboards were jammed full of old newspapers.

Nearly 1 000 students jammed into the hall. 1 000

fill with people/things

4.[t]~ sth (up) (with sb/sth)to fill sth with a large number of people or things so that it is unable to function as it should

Viewers jammed the switchboard with complaints.使

线广radio broadcast

5.[t]~ sth线to send out radio signals to prevent another radio broadcast from being heard

play music

6.[i][t]~ (sth)to play music with other musicians in an informal way without preparing or practising first

IDM

The car skidded as he jammed on the brakes.

jam on the brake(s)jam the brake(s) onto operate the brakes on a vehicle suddenly and with force

The car skidded as he jammed on the brakes.

n.1.2.;3.,

v.1.“jam”

v.1.The present participle of jam

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1.If the intensity of the jamming source nearly equals to that of target's radiation, the jamming can be achieved.

2.Marcus : We were jamming all day. It sure takes it out of you.使

3.Jamming on the brake, he pulled a young walnut seedling out of his cold frame and asked me if I knew which one it was.

4.It had a programmable INS guidance system and an analog radar seeker with some anti-jamming capabilities.

5.Gen. Stanley McChrystal told reporters at the Pentagon that the jamming devices had not hurt U. S. troops on the battlefield thus far.StanleyMcChrystal

6.Unfortunately, the enemy is equipped with a jamming unit, so we expect radar effectiveness to be reduced.

7.The answer seems to be that their bodies are simultaneously jamming down hard on both the accelerator and the brake.

8.Deceive jamming is one of jamming methods to SAR. But it is hard to put into practice for big amount of computation.

9.The design concept of a radar deceptive jamming modulator is presented, and its implementation structure based on FPGA is put forward.(FPGA)

10.One jamming technique was to blind the other's radar receiver by transmitting noise, pulse bars ( "railings" ) or other disruptive patterns.使