elaboration 音标拼音: [ɪl
, æbɚ'eʃən]
n . 精心制作,详尽阐述
精心制作,详尽阐述
elaboration 加工
elaboration 加工
elaboration n 1 :
addition of extra material or illustration or clarifying detail ; "
a few remarks added in amplification and defense ";
"
an elaboration of the sketch followed " [
synonym :
{
amplification }, {
elaboration }]
2 :
the result of improving something ; "
he described a refinement of this technique " [
synonym : {
refinement }, {
elaboration }]
3 :
a discussion that provides additional information [
synonym :
{
expansion }, {
enlargement }, {
elaboration }]
4 :
marked by elaborately complex detail [
synonym : {
elaborateness },
{
elaboration }, {
intricacy }, {
involution }]
5 :
developing in intricate and painstaking detail [
synonym :
{
elaboration }, {
working out }]
Elaboration \
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lab `
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tion \,
n . [
L .
elaboratio :
cf .
F .
['
e ]
laboration .]
1 .
The act or process of producing or refining with labor ;
improvement by successive operations ;
refinement .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 . (
Physiol .)
The natural process of formation or assimilation ,
performed by the living organs in animals and vegetables ,
by which a crude substance is changed into something of a higher order ;
as ,
the elaboration of food into chyme ;
the elaboration of chyle ,
or sap ,
or tissues .
[
1913 Webster ]
120 Moby Thesaurus words for "
elaboration ":
accomplishment ,
adjunct ,
adornment ,
advance ,
advancement ,
amplification ,
architecture ,
arrangement ,
assembly ,
beautification ,
blossoming ,
building ,
casting ,
color ,
color patterns ,
composition ,
construction ,
conversion ,
copy ,
crafting ,
craftsmanship ,
creation ,
critique ,
cultivation ,
decor ,
decoration ,
development ,
developmental change ,
devising ,
dilation ,
dwelling upon ,
embellishment ,
emblazonment ,
emblazonry ,
embroidery ,
enlargement ,
erection ,
evolution ,
evolutionary change ,
evolvement ,
evolving ,
expansion ,
expatiation ,
explication ,
extraction ,
fabrication ,
fashioning ,
flourish ,
flower arrangement ,
flowering ,
formation ,
forming ,
formulation ,
framing ,
furniture arrangement ,
furtherance ,
garnish ,
garnishment ,
garniture ,
going over ,
gradual change ,
growing ,
growth ,
handicraft ,
handiwork ,
harvesting ,
illumination ,
iteration ,
machining ,
making ,
manufacture ,
manufacturing ,
maturation ,
milling ,
mining ,
molding ,
natural development ,
natural growth ,
nonviolent change ,
ornament ,
ornamentation ,
perfection ,
practicing ,
prefabrication ,
preparation ,
processing ,
producing ,
progress ,
progression ,
raising ,
reaffirmation ,
recap ,
recapitulation ,
recital ,
recountal ,
recounting ,
refinement ,
refining ,
rehash ,
rehearsal ,
reissue ,
reiteration ,
reprint ,
restatement ,
resume ,
retelling ,
review ,
ripening ,
rise ,
seasoning ,
shaping ,
smelting ,
summary ,
summing up ,
trim ,
trimming ,
unfolding ,
window dressing ,
working -
out ,
workmanship
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