compounded

英 [kəmˈpaʊndɪd]

美 [kəmˈpaʊndɪd]

adj.  由…合成的; 由…组成的
v.  使加重; 使恶化; 由…构成(或形成); 混合; 掺和; 拌和
compound的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：compounded　过去式：compounded　

COCA.31416

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 由…合成的;由…组成的
  If something iscompounded ofdifferent things, it is a mixture of those things.
  1. ...an emotion oddly compounded of pleasure and bitterness.
     悲喜交加的奇怪情感

英英释义

adj

• combined into or constituting a chemical compound

双语例句

• The chaos in US financial markets compounded fears among investors about a slowdown in Chinese economic growth.
  美国金融市场的混乱，加剧了投资者对于中国经济增长放缓的担忧。
• My apologies only compounded her irritation.
  我的道歉只是加剧了她的愤怒。
• The paper accidentally printed the victim's address, then compounded their error by printing her name the next day.
  报纸无意中刊出了受害者的地址，第二天又登出她的姓名，真是一错再错。
• Experimental difficulties are also compounded in solving problems in three-dimensional fracture mechanics.
  用实验方法解决三维断裂力学中的问题也存在多种多样的困难。
• The heavy rain compounded the trouble of the lost hikers.
  大雨增加了迷路的徒步旅行者们的困难。
• Their problems are compounded by the strength of the yen.
  日元走强更加剧了他们的困难。
• Rising food and oil prices compounded the economic problems, making discontent more acute.
  食品和石油价格不断上涨使得经济问题火上浇油，令民众的不满更为强烈。
• This challenge is compounded by the population time bomb.
  这种挑战和人口这颗定时炸弹结合到一起了。
• The strength of the euro has compounded the problems of French and other European companies exporting to dollar-linked economies.
  欧元走强，加深了法国与其它欧洲企业对与美元挂钩经济体出口方面的问题。
• A pungent gas compounded of nitrogen and hydrogen.
  一种由氮和氢合成的刺激性气体。