英语释义

1. a system in the body that controls when a person needs to sleep, eat, etc.
The long trip upset my internal clock and I had a hard time getting to sleep.

2. a clock or timing device that is inside a computer

片语

internal clock pulse overlay内时钟复盖

Internal Modem Clock Speed时钟频率

internal l clock生物钟

Internal Body Clock体内生物钟

Disrupting The Internal Clock打乱体内生物钟

Internal word clock设置为内部时钟

internal diagnostic clock内部诊断仪表

Internal Time Clock内时钟

internal bunching clock内时钟

living clock[生物物理] 生物钟

biological clock生物钟

英汉例句

• similar to that of the mouse, humans「 internal clock governs daily cycles of feeding, activity and sleep.

  与那些小鼠相似，人体内部的时钟支配着我们进食，活动，睡眠的日常周期。

• he has an internal clock that the swiss would envy.

  他有一个让瑞士人都妒忌的生物钟。

• in this case, keep your window coverings closed so that sunlight — which adjusts your internal clock — doesn」t interrupt your daytime sleep.

  这种情况下，拉上你的窗帘那么阳光——它将调节你的生物钟——将不会在白天睡觉时候打扰你。

• as the mayo clinic explains, everyone has an internal clock that impacts body temperature, appetite, hormonal changes and sleep cycles.

  梅奥诊疗所解释道，每个人都有自己的生物钟，调节体温，食欲，荷尔蒙和睡眠周期。

• the natural internal clock that controls our 24-hour cycle of sleep and waking, circadian rhythms are easily upset by changes in schedule, and they「re greatly affected by light and darkness.

  控制我们24小时睡眠和清醒生理周期的自然生物钟，生理的节奏很容易会被改变的时间表扰乱，他们深受光线和黑暗的影响。

• similar to your bedside alarm clock, your internal clock runs on a 24-hour cycle.

  跟你的床头钟类似，你的内部时钟也是以24小时为周期的。

• a fourth cue your body uses to set its internal clock is food.

  身体调节生物钟的第四个信号是食物。

• brains were thought to measure time by using some kind of internal clock that generates events at a relatively regular rate.

  据认为，用大脑里所谓的内置时钟——用相对规范的速率来衡量事物——计算时间。

• it’s not as strong as a sleeping pill, but it directly affects your body’s internal clock and nudges it toward sleep.

  它的药效不像安眠药那么强，但可以直接作用于你的生物钟，把它调到睡眠档。

• that can change throughout one」s life based on age and other factors affecting the internal clock or 「circadian rhythms.」

  这要根据人的年龄及其他因素，诸如生物钟或循环节奏而定。

• it turns out that when our internal clock is ticking faster, we don’t just perceive the external world as moving slower – we can actually remember more about it.

  原来，当我们的内部时钟节拍加快以后，我们不但感知到外部世界的移动变慢了 ，我们实际上还可以记住更多的事情。

• it turns out that such click trains accelerate our internal clock – it beats a little bit faster – which means that everything else seems to take just a little longer.

  1999年，英国曼彻斯特大学的一小组心理学家表明，有可能通过让人们曝露在快速行驶的列车声音，或者听快节奏的音乐，来调整人们的内心节拍，事实证明，喀答喀答作响的列车，能够加速我们身体内部的时钟 -内部时钟跳动得快一点就这意味着，一切事情似乎都要变得慢长一些。

• the glitch first came to light overnight, as the internal clock and calendar on the playstation 3 switched from february to march.

  问题最早于昨晚开始产生，即ps3系统时钟和日历的日期从2月进入3月的时候。

• the researchers were interested in how the body’s internal clock affects the formation of new memories.

  研究人员想弄清楚体内生物钟如何影响新生记忆的形成。

• the body「s internal clock helps to regulate a water-storing hormone so that nightly dehydration or trips to the toilet are not the norm, research suggests.

  研究显示，身体内部的生物钟帮助调节一种水分储存荷尔蒙，因此人晚上一般不会感到口渴或者频繁上厕所。

• although a baby」s internal clock is fully formed before he is born, his brain doesn「t respond to it until he is 2-5 months old.

  虽然宝宝的生物钟他出生之前已形完全成在，直到他是2 -5个月大他的大脑才有有回应。

• during the summer his internal clock went on its own schedule, rendering references to traditional mealtimes (and, it must be said, menus) approximations at best.

  整个夏天他的生物钟都有自己的时间表，和传统的用餐时间很接近。

• jet lag can be resolved by matching your internal clock to your destination」s clock as soon as possible. (there's an app for that).

  要解决时差问题，你可以让体内时钟尽快调整到与目的地的时间同步（有个智能应用可以帮忙）。

• sunshine may help to reset the internal clock that regulates sleep.

  阳光能重新调整人体内部的控制睡眠的时钟。

• a third cue your body uses to set its internal clock is temperature.

  你的身体发送给生物钟的第三个信号是温度。