英语释义

• United States portrait painter who patented the telegraph and developed the Morse code (1791-1872)

• a telegraph code in which letters and numbers are represented by strings of dots and dashes (short and long signals)

片语

Samuel Morse United States portrait painter who patented the telegraph and developed the Morse code (1791-1872)

同义词： Morse Samuel F. B. Morse Samuel Finley Breese Morse

morse taper莫尔斯锥度

Morse telegraphy莫尔斯电报

Gary Morse莫尔斯

morse key[通信] 莫尔斯电键

morse inequalities莫尔斯不等式

Ralph MorseRalph Morse (born 1917) was a career staff photographer for Life magazine known for his inventive mind and his creative style. Encyclopedias and history books abound with his photos, as he has photographed some of the most widely seen pictures of World War II, the United States space program, and sports event

Morse alphabet摩尔斯电码

Morse code莫尔斯电报电码

morse code莫尔斯电报电码

morse function莫尔斯函数

英汉例句

• I also own a piece of copper wire that was used 160 years ago as a conductor for the original Morse telegraph system.

  我还有一根铜丝，那是160年前最早的摩尔斯电报系统曾用过的导体。

• On this occasion, Scientific American reports, Morse signed his name along with the appendage, 「One of the few immortal names/ That are not born to die.

  在那个时候，科学美国人报道了莫尔斯将自己和下属的名字签署在「一些不该逝去的名字」之后。

• To transmit messages across telegraph wires, in the 1930s Morse and Vail created what came to be known as Morse code.

  为了在电报线之间传送信息，在20世纪三十年代摩尔斯和威尔创造了摩尔斯电码。

• Those not conversant in Sign may suppose that it「s an invented form of communication like Esperanto or Morse code.

  那些不熟悉语言符号的人会认为这是被发明成像世界语和莫尔斯电码类似的一种沟通形式。

• At one point early in the day, Einstein」s son Hans asked Morse for his name -- a seemingly insignificant, friendly inquiry that would prove, within a few hours, to have significant ramifications.

  在那天的早些时候，爱因斯坦的儿子Hans询问Morse的名字--表面上不重要，很友好的要求知道他的名字，但是在几小时内，则产生了重大的分歧。

• Many have never been studied, leaving scientists in the dark about the potential threats and the meaning of their Morse code-like flashes that signal everything from love to danger.

  其中许多从没有被研究过，不管是那些对它们潜在着的威胁，还是那些像莫尔斯密码一样传递着爱和危险信号的内在含义，这些都让科学家一头雾水。

• Those digits can be converted to Morse

  用划代表1，点来代表0，那样这串数字能够转成莫尔斯电码[3]。

• The recording was last heard of sometime in the 1920s, when Morse played it for his grandchildren on the same treadle-operated Graphophone.

  录音最后一次播放就是在那个时候，由莫尔斯在同一个脚踏式留声机上放给孙子们听。

• Morse says he「s certain that that is not Einstein」s brain under Dr. Harvey「s knife in this never-before-seen picture.

  Morse说在他从未曝光的照片中，他肯定Harvey博士手术刀下的大脑一定不是爱因斯坦的大脑。

• But David Morse recalled not only the cylinder, but also what he had heard on it.

  而大卫·莫尔斯不仅回忆起了圆筒，还有从上面听到的话。

• During this time period, the Massachusetts-born, Yale-educated Morse (who began his career as a painter), worked to develop an electric telegraph of his own.

  在这个时期，出生于马萨诸塞州，毕业于耶鲁大学的摩尔斯(最初是一名画家)正致力于开发一套他自己的电报系统。

• A message would have to be simple—transmitted in a sort of alien Morse code—but we could detect it here on Earth.

  讯息要简单，以一种外星莫尔斯电码格式发送，但我们可以在地球上探测到。

• 」It was one of the most exciting times of my entire 16 years,「 Morse said, sitting at Poudre High School, where she is now a sophomore.

  摩尔斯说道，「这是我十六年中最激动开心的时刻“，她现在已经是一名大二的学生了。

• 」I drive out to the cemetery to try and find where Einstein is going to be buried,「 Morse remembers. 」But there must have been two dozen graves being dug that day!「

  Morse记得，“我开车前往墓地想要看看爱因斯坦被埋葬在哪儿，但是那一天大约应该有两打正在準备下葬的坟墓！」

• Morse was yet another name that appeared before walrus and seems to have spread to other languages only to drop out of use in English.

  莫尔斯是另一个在海象流传以前就存在的名称，并且似乎已经传播到其他语言而唯独在英语中退出了。

• 」I grabbed my cameras and drove the ninety miles to Princeton,「 Morse recalls.

  Morse回忆道，「我拿着相机，开了九十英里到了普林斯顿。」

• As this street is very good for that kind of thing, I thought they were shooting a soap or an episode of Morse or something.

  这条街道很适合这些东西，我本以为他们在拍肥皂剧或者Morse的一集还是其他什么东西。

• 」I didn」t have to tell anyone where I was from," Morse says of his time spent photographing the events of the day.

  「我没告诉任何人我是从哪来的，」Morse用照片记录下那一天的一切。

• But aside from one now-famous image (above), the pictures Morse took that day were never published.

  但是除了上图这张现在很着名的图片之外，Morse那天所拍摄的其他图片都没有发表。

• Ralph Morse worked as a photographer for LIFE for decades, covering everything from the liberation of Paris in 1944 to Broadway shows and the Space Race.

  数十年来，RalphMorse一直是生活杂志的摄影师，他的作品很多，从1944年巴黎解放到百老汇的演出到太空行走。

• Wearing green coveralls and a tan hat, Morse stands outside his barn watching his 17-year-old son Noah drive a feed wagon down a row of cattle while the animals feast on corn and hay.

  穿着绿色连体工作服，戴着棕褐色宽边帽的Morse站在自己家的谷仓门口，看着17岁的儿子Noah开着一辆饲料添料车为一排正在吃玉米和干草的牛群添加饲料。