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From:
DICT.TW English-Chinese Dictionary 英漢字典
s
/ˈɛs/
字母
s
From:
Taiwan MOE computer dictionary
s
十進制反碼
From:
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s
二進制反碼
From:
Taiwan MOE computer dictionary
s
空閒信號
From:
Taiwan MOE computer dictionary
s
跨步"1"和"0"法(半導體儲存器的測試法)
From:
Taiwan MOE computer dictionary
s
走步"1"和"0"( 半導體儲存器的測試法 )
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
S
the
nineteenth
letter
of
the
English
alphabet
,
is
a
consonant
,
and
is
often
called
a
sibilant
,
in
allusion
to
its
hissing
sound
.
It
has
two
principal
sounds
;
one
a
mere
hissing
,
as
in
sack
,
this
;
the
other
a
vocal
hissing
(
the
same
as
that
of
z
),
as
in
is
,
wise
.
Besides
these
it
sometimes
has
the
sounds
of
sh
and
zh
,
as
in
sure
,
measure
.
It
generally
has
its
hissing
sound
at
the
beginning
of
words
,
but
in
the
middle
and
at
the
end
of
words
its
sound
is
determined
by
usage
.
In
a
few
words
it
is
silent
,
as
in
isle
,
débris
.
With
the
letter
h
it
forms
the
digraph
sh
.
See
Guide
to
pronunciation
, §§ 255-261.
Note:
Both
the
form
and
the
name
of
the
letter
S
are
derived
from
the
Latin
,
which
got
the
letter
through
the
Greek
from
the
Phoenician
.
The
ultimate
origin
is
Egyptian
.
S
is
etymologically
most
nearly
related
to
c
,
z
,
t
,
and
r
;
as
,
in
i
c
e,
OE
. i
s
;
E
. hen
c
e,
OE
. henne
s
;
E
. ra
s
e, ra
z
e; era
s
e, ra
z
or; tha
t
,
G
. da
s
;
E
. rea
s
on,
F
. rai
s
on,
L
. ra
t
io;
E
. wa
s
, we
r
e; chai
r
, chai
s
e (
see
C
,
Z
,
T
,
and
R
.).
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From:
WordNet (r) 2.0
s
n
1: 1/60
of
a
minute
;
the
basic
unit
of
time
adopted
under
the
Systeme
International
d'Unites
[
syn
:
second
,
sec
]
2:
an
abundant
tasteless
odorless
multivalent
nonmetallic
element
;
best
known
in
yellow
crystals
;
occurs
in
many
sulphide
and
sulphate
minerals
and
even
in
native
form
(
especially
in
volcanic
regions
) [
syn
:
sulfur
,
sulphur
,
atomic number 16
]
3:
the
cardinal
compass
point
that
is
at
180
degrees
[
syn
:
south
,
due south
]
4:
a
unit
of
conductance
equal
to
the
reciprocal
of
an
ohm
[
syn
:
mho
,
siemens
,
reciprocal ohm
]
5:
the
19th
letter
of
the
Roman
alphabet
6: (
thermodynamics
)
a
thermodynamic
quantity
representing
the
amount
of
energy
in
a
system
that
is
no
longer
available
for
doing
mechanical
work
; "
entropy
increases
as
matter
and
energy
in
the
universe
degrade
to
an
ultimate
state
of
inert
uniformity
" [
syn
:
randomness
,
entropy
]
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