sim
sim — 名詞
- simsingular
- simsplural
1. a computer program or game that copies what people do in real situations — for e
模擬遊戲
模仿真實活動的電腦程式或遊戲
a computer program or game that copies what people do in real situations — for example flying an aeroplane, building a city, or managing a farm — so users can take part without being in the actual place.
Mei-Lin spent the whole afternoon building highways in her favourite city-building sim.
Mei-Lin 花了整個下午在她最喜歡的城市建設模擬遊戲中建造高速公路。
compound noun: city-building sim
Javier downloaded a space sim where he can explore different galaxies and trade resources.
Javier 下載了一個太空模擬遊戲,可以在其中探索不同的星系並交易資源。
compound noun: space sim
Aisha's farming sim lets her grow crops and look after a virtual herd of cows.
Aisha 的農場模擬遊戲讓她可以種植作物並照顧一群虛擬乳牛。
Dimitri bought a flight sim game with realistic graphics of mountains and cities.
Dimitri 買了一款飛行模擬遊戲,畫面中有逼真的山脈和城市。
The children saved their pocket money to buy a train sim for their computer.
孩子們存下零用錢,為他們的電腦買了一款火車模擬遊戲。
Yılmaz spent three hours in a flight sim practising emergency landings before his test.
Yılmaz 在飛行模擬器中練習了三個小時的緊急降落,才進行測試。
The flight school bought two new sims so students could train in realistic cockpit conditions.
飛行學校購入了兩台新的模擬器,讓學生能在逼真的駕駛艙環境中訓練。
The nurses practised on a medical sim that displayed a patient's heartbeat and blood pressure.
護理人員在一台醫療模擬器上練習,該模擬器能顯示病患的心跳與血壓。
- simulation game
the full form, more formal than the clipped 'sim'
- simulator
can refer to both entertainment software and professional training equipment
- training simulator
used specifically in professional or educational contexts to emphasise the instructional purpose
用法筆記
Often appears in compound nouns that name the type of activity simulated, such as 'flight sim', 'city-building sim', or 'farming sim'. The same software can be used for entertainment (gaming) or for professional training (pilot instruction, medical practice); the context makes the purpose clear.
常見錯誤
2. the small removable plastic card placed inside a mobile phone that connects the
SIM卡
插入手機連結網路的卡片
the small removable plastic card placed inside a mobile phone that connects the device to a mobile network and stores the user's account details and contact information.
Dr. Okonkwo bought a local sim as soon as he arrived at Lagos airport.
Dr. Okonkwo 一抵達拉各斯機場就買了一張當地 SIM 卡。
collocation: buy a local sim
Mrs. Chen moved the sim from her old to her new phone, keeping her number.
Mrs. Chen 把 SIM 卡從舊手機移到新手機,保留了原本的號碼。
The travel agency gave each customer a prepaid sim for use during the trip.
旅行社提供每位顧客一張預付 SIM 卡,供旅途中使用。
Samira's phone showed 'no sim' on the screen after she dropped it on the floor.
Samira 的手機摔到地上後,螢幕上顯示「無 SIM 卡」。
Ananya asked the shop assistant whether she needed a standard sim or a nano sim.
Ananya 問店員她需要一般 SIM 卡還是奈米 SIM 卡。
- SIM card
the full form; 'sim' is a common shortening
- subscriber identity module
the official technical term; very rarely used in everyday speech
用法筆記
Often shortened from 'SIM card' in everyday speech. Commonly appears in compounds such as 'SIM tray', 'SIM slot', and 'SIM pin'.