hydraulic
hydraulic — 形容詞
1. using the force of liquid that moves under pressure through pipes or tubes to ma
液壓的
利用液體壓力驅動機械的
using the force of liquid that moves under pressure through pipes or tubes to make a machine or piece of equipment work
The hydraulic lift raised Zuri's car so she could inspect the brakes.
液壓升降機把 Zuri 的車抬起來,讓她可以檢查煞車。
attributive: hydraulic + lift — equipment powered by liquid pressure
Aarav used a hydraulic jack to lift the corner of the old wooden shed.
Aarav 用液壓千斤頂抬起舊木棚的一角。
hydraulic jack — tool for lifting heavy objects
Mira operates a hydraulic press at the factory where car parts are made.
Mira 在製造汽車零件的工廠操作液壓機。
Min's bicycle has hydraulic brakes that work well even on wet roads.
Min 的腳踏車裝有液壓煞車,即使在溼滑的路面上也能正常作動。
- fluid-powered
broader term covering both hydraulic (liquid) and pneumatic (air) systems
- liquid-operated
more descriptive; less common in technical writing but clearer for learners
文法句型
hydraulic + noun (machine/equipment)
用法筆記
Nearly always appears before a noun that names a type of machine, tool, or system. The liquid used is usually oil, not water, despite the Greek root meaning 'water'.
常見錯誤
2. relating to the science that studies how liquids behave under pressure and how t
水力學的
與水力學或液壓技術有關的
relating to the science that studies how liquids behave under pressure and how their force can be used in machines and equipment
Harper studied hydraulic engineering at a university in southern Taiwan.
Harper 在臺灣南部的一所大學攻讀水力工程。
collocation: hydraulic engineering — branch of engineering
Élise gave a presentation on hydraulic systems at the science fair.
Élise 在科展中介紹了液壓系統的相關研究。
The professor explained the basic principles of hydraulic power to her students.
教授向學生們說明了液壓動力的基本原理。
Kevin works for a company that builds hydraulic equipment for mining operations.
Kevin 在一家為礦業製造液壓設備的公司工作。
- fluid-mechanical
more specific; used in academic contexts to describe the study of fluid mechanics applied to machinery
文法句型
hydraulic + noun (system/engineering/principle)
用法筆記
Frequently appears with academic or technical nouns such as system, engineering, principle, and power. Less common than sense 1 in everyday speech; most often found in textbooks, university courses, and technical manuals.