send a warning signal
“发出”是常用搭配动词。
The system sends a warning signal when the temperature is too high.
当温度过高时,系统会发出报警信号。
报警信号
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报警信号
a signal that alerts to potential danger or problem, often in computing systems
The system sends a warning signal when the temperature is too high.
当温度过高时,系统会发出报警信号。
常用于计算机系统
自动发出危险警告的信号(通常是声音)
an automatic signal (usually a sound) warning of danger
The smoke detector emits a loud warning signal when it senses smoke.
烟雾探测器在感应到烟雾时会发出响亮的报警信号。
The warning signal on the dashboard indicated that the engine was overheating.
仪表盘上的警告信号显示发动机过热。
The system sent a warning signal to the operator before the critical failure.
系统在发生严重故障前向操作员发出了报警信号。
“发出”是常用搭配动词。
The system sends a warning signal when the temperature is too high.
当温度过高时,系统会发出报警信号。
The pilot received a warning signal from the control tower.
飞行员收到了控制塔发出的报警信号。
be动词后接名词短语。
The flashing red light is a warning signal.
闪烁的红灯是一个报警信号。
Not this
He didn't hear warning signal.
Use this
He didn't hear the warning signal.
英语中可数名词短语 'warning signal' 前通常需要冠词(如 the, a),汉语中无冠词概念,导致学习者遗漏。
Not this
The warning signals was too weak.
Use this
The warning signal was too weak.
主语 'warning signal' 是单数,谓语动词应用单数形式 'was',学习者可能混淆单复数,误用复数主语形式。
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