dielectric

IPA/ˌdaɪ.ɪˈlek.trɪk/
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dielectric — 形容詞

  • dielectricpositive
  • more dielectriccomparative
  • most dielectricsuperlative

1. describing a material that blocks the flow of electric current but allows an ele

1.形容詞C2
釋義

介電的

不導電但能承受電場的

describing a material that blocks the flow of electric current but allows an electric field to exist inside or pass through it.

例句

The laboratory chose a ceramic dielectric layer for the new circuit board design.

實驗室為新的電路板設計選用了一層陶瓷介電層。

collocation: dielectric layer

Ezra studied how different dielectric liquids behave inside high-voltage transformers.

Ezra 研究不同的介電液體在高壓變壓器內的行為。

collocation: dielectric liquid

同義詞
  • insulating

    broader term; 'insulating' can refer to heat or sound, not just electricity

  • non-conductive

    more general; 'non-conductive' only says current does not flow, without specifying electric-field behaviour

反義詞
  • conductive

    describes a material that allows electric current to flow through it

文法句型

dielectric + noun (material, property, layer, liquid)

用法筆記

Almost always used before a noun that names a material, layer, or property. The opposite concept is 'conductive'.

常見錯誤

The rubber is dielectric.
The rubber is a dielectric material.
💡As an adjective, 'dielectric' normally modifies a noun rather than standing alone.

dielectric — 名詞