atlas是什么意思

时间：2026-05-17 22:50:53

单词 atlas

标签高中六级雅思

音标英 [ˈætləs] 美 [ˈætləs]

释义 n. 地图册；第一颈椎；寰椎；男像柱；（Atlas）阿特拉斯

atlas 常用

短语搭配

(1)atlas moth大桕天蚕蛾

双语例句

(1)I bought a Chinese atlas.

我买了一本中国地图册。

(2)Atlas often appear in the doorways of classical European buildings.

在古典欧洲建筑的门口经常出现亚特兰提斯柱。

(3)After working for a day, he felt pain in the atlas.

工作了一天后，他感到寰椎疼痛。

(4)This atlas contains maps of all the countries in the world.

这本地图集包含了世界上所有国家的地图

(5)The events took place against the dramatic backdrop of the Atlas mountains.

活动在雄伟的阿特拉斯山脉举行。

(6)It's an atlas of the distribution and prevalence of helminth diseases, including roundworm, hookworm, and whipworm.

这是一个寄生虫疾病分布和预防的图集，其中包括了蛔虫、钩虫和鞭虫。

(7)Without the atlas each researcher could spend a lifetime trying to gather complete gene-expression data for his or her work.

因为如果没有图谱，每个研究者为了他或他的研究，可能会花费一生的时间来搜集完整的基因表达数据。

(8)Atlas, the flatter of the two, has a diameter of only 18 kilometers from pole to pole but is almost 40 kilometers across its waist.

阿特拉斯是两者中较平整的一个，极点间的直径只有18公里，但它的赤道周长却有40公里。

(9)The 2005 edition is an update of the first Mental Health Atlas 2001, and contains the most complete global data available on mental health resources.

2005年版是第一份《2001年精神卫生地图集》的更新，包含了关于精神卫生资源最完整的全球数据。

atlas 牛津

释义

a book of maps or charts

地图册

I looked in the atlas to see where Naples was

我在地图册里找那不勒斯在哪儿

a road atlas.

公路地图集。

a book of illustrations or diagrams in any subject

图例集；图表集。

(亦作 atlas vertebra)Anatomy　the　topmost　vertebra　of　the　backbone,　articulating　with　the　occipital　bone　of　the　skull

【剖】　第一颈椎，寰椎。

(pl. Atlantes /ət'læntiːz/ )Architecture a stone carving of a male figure, used as a column to support the entablature of a Greek or Greek-style building

【建筑】　（希腊式建筑中支撑柱楣的）男像柱。

Greek Mythology one of the Titans, who was punished for his part in their revolt against Zeus by being made to support the heavens. He became identified with the Atlas Mountains.

【希腊神话】　阿特拉斯（提坦众巨神之一，因参与反叛宙斯而被罚以肩顶天，后化为阿特拉斯山脉）。

词源

" late 16th cent. （originally denoting a person who supported a great burden）： via Latin from Greek ATLAS, the Titan of Greek mythology who supported the heavens and whose picture appeared at the front of early atlases."