groupings

英 [ˈgruːpɪŋz]

美 [ˈgrupɪŋz]

n.  小集团; 小团体; 小圈子; 分组; 归类
grouping的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （具有共同点的）一类人（或事物）；小团体；小圈子
  Agroupingis a set of people or things that have something in common.
  1. There were two main political groupings pressing for independence.
     有两大政治团体力主独立。

双语例句

• Group things together that must remain tightly coupled, and then isolate those groupings from one another.
  首先将那些必须保持紧密联系的事物放在一起，然后将各个分组分割开来。
• Sofas and lounge chairs may be heavily padded and arranged in groupings conducive to relaxed conversation.
  沙发及安乐椅可能会被铺上厚厚的垫子，并运用不同空间组合的摆设，让坐的人可以轻松的谈话。
• When planning crossing work, it is desirable to be guided by the groupings in such a monograph.
  当计划杂交工作时，最好利用这种专著中的分组作指导。
• Many years ago, engineers developed a way of gathering cheap storage devices into larger groupings through RAID technology.
  多年前，工程师们开发了一种通过RAID技术将便宜的存储设备集中到一个较大的组群中的方式。
• Policies are logical groupings of business rules.
  策略是业务规则的逻辑分组。
• This approach is appropriate only for groupings of settings that have a relationship on the backend.
  这种方法只适用于在后端上有关系的设置组。
• A series of ordered groupings of people or things within a system.
  某系统内一系列分好组的人或事物。
• Each of the services groupings engages a subject area.
  其中每个服务分组负责某个主题领域。
• , which are logical groupings of source code within streams and workspaces.
  ，这是在流和工作区内的源代码逻辑分组。
• Logical groupings of standards appropriate to their specific business domain.
  配置文件适用于特定业务领域的标准的逻辑分类。