clustered
- IPA[ˈkləstərd]
美式
- growing or situated in a group；(of pillars, columns, or shafts) positioned close together, or arranged around or half-detached from a pier
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形容詞
- 1. growing or situated in a group the spires and clustered roofs of the old town
- ▪ (of pillars, columns, or shafts) positioned close together, or arranged around or half-detached from a pier slender, lofty piers are encircled with clustered column shafts
- a group of similar things or people positioned or occurring closely together: clusters of creamy-white flowers a cluster of antique shops
- be or come into a cluster or close group; congregate: the children clustered around her skirts there were dozens of people clustered around me
Oxford American Dictionary
- a group of similar things or people positioned or occurring closely together: clusters of creamy-white flowers they stood there in a frightened cluster
- form a cluster or clusters: the children clustered round her skirts there were dozens of people clustered around me
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- (with reference to a baby, especially one who is breastfed) the action of feeding at close ... every first-time mom should be warned about cluster feeding
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- a type of severe headache in which the pain is usually limited to one side of the head, tending ...
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- a fly that often enters buildings in large numbers during the autumn while looking for a place ...
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- a relatively loose grouping of stars.
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- a geographic area with a statistically higher than average occurrence of cancer among its residents.
Oxford American Dictionary
- (with reference to a baby, especially one who is breastfed) the action of feeding at close ... every first-time mum should be warned about cluster feeding
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- IPA[ˈklʌstəd]
英式
- growing or situated in a group: the spires and clustered roofs of the old town
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