1 [C] a set of ideas or rules for organizing sth; a particular way of doing sth 制度;体系;系统:
We have a new computerized system in the library.我们图书馆安装了新的计算机化系统。The government is planning to reform the education system.政府打算改革教育制度。
2 [C] a group of things or parts that work together 系统;装置;组合:
a central heating system中央供暖系统a transport system交通运输系统
3 [C] the body of a person or animal; parts of the body that work together 身体;(身体)内部系统或组织:
the central nervous system中枢神经系统
4the system [sing] (informal 非正式) the traditional methods and rules of a society 传统;体制:
You can't beat the system (= you must accept these rules).你无法不接受这套规定。
get sth out of your system(informal 非正式) to do sth to free yourself of a strong feeling or emotion 发泄强烈的感情或情绪
system/ˋsIstəm; ˈsIstəm or ˈsIstIm/n [C]1 a group of things or parts that work together 系统: an alarm system 警报系统your body's digestive system 人体的消化系统our new computer system 我们新的电脑系统the building's heating system 大楼的供暖系统2 a way of organizing or doing something 体制﹐制度﹔方法: +of a system of government 政体system for doing sth the system for electing a leader 领导人选举制度political/legal/education system 政治/司法/教育体制3 get sth out of your systeminformal to do something that gets rid of an unpleasant emotion【非正式】宣泄不快的情绪4 the systeminformal the rules and powerful organizations that restrict what you do【非正式】〔限制个人自由的〕现行体制﹐制度 IMMUNE SYSTEM, NERVOUS SYSTEM, OPERATING SYSTEM, SOLAR SYSTEM, SOUND SYSTEM
systemsystemsystemsnoun1a group of things or parts that work together: the railway system We have a new computer system at work.2a group of ideas or ways of doing something: What system of government do you have in your country?