chip

UK:  [tʃɪp]

US:  [tʃɪp]

复数：chips  现在分词：chipping  过去分词：chipped  

n.

1.片,芯片,切屑,管芯

2.碎片,削片,薄片;碎屑;薄木片;无价值的东西

3.集成电路唱片[块]

4.〔口语〕炸马铃薯片

5.(赌博用)筹码;〔英俚〕钱

6.赌注,筹码

7.〔口语〕小粒金刚石[水晶]

8.(摔跤时)用绊腿把对方摔倒的一种技巧

9.(陶器等的)缺损(处)

10.(作燃料的)干牛[马]粪

v.

1.把…削成薄片;弄缺(刀口,瓷器等)

2.成碎屑,破碎;破损,打破

3.切,削,凿,刻

4.出现缺口

5.碎裂,瓦解,破碎

6.形成缺口

7.(用绊腿)摔倒(对方)

8.〔口语〕戏弄;挖苦

9.(鸡雏等)啄碎(蛋壳)

10.钻空子

1 . And one of the ways they wanted to do it was to put a tracking chip inside one of these humpback whales.
他们想阻止这一切。途径之一就是在这些座头鲸之一身上植入追踪芯片。

2 . Her team is now working towards the first ultra-fast quantum computer, predicted to be the size of a current silicone chip.
她带领的团队正在研制第一台超快量子计算机，预计尺寸仅为现在的一块硅芯片大小。

3 . Firms that provide these things may be prepared to chip in towards the cost of the music service in return for customer loyalty.
销售以上产品的公司或许可以考虑插手音乐服务的定价以报答消费者的信任。

4 . InVisage's approach is to build the photodetector out of quantum dots on the surface of a chip, above the circuitry.
InVisage的方法是在芯片的表面、电子线路的上面再放一个量子点光电探测器。

5 . Shares have been hit bad, in the long-term low in the chip was forced to spit it out, or the unit has long-term history of the doldrums .
股价曾遭利空袭击，中长线筹码在低位被迫吐出，或该股有中长期低迷史。