placing

英 [ˈpleɪsɪŋ]

美 [ˈpleɪsɪŋ]

n.  名次; 排名
v.  (小心或有意)放置，安放; 使(人)处于某位置; 安置; 安顿; 以某种态度对待(或看待)
place的现在分词

复数：placings　现在分词：placing　

化学

BNC.9677 / COCA.21070

牛津词典

noun

• 名次；排名
  the position of sb/sth in a race or a competition or in a list arranged in order of success
  1. He needs a high placing in today's qualifier to reach the final.
     在今天的资格赛中，他必须排名靠前才能进入决赛。

双语例句

• His government is placing its faith in international diplomacy.
  他的政府对国际外交关系充满信心。
• The smart ones will have already bagged their seats by placing cards on them.
  聪明人早已在座位上放一张卡片占住了位子。
• The carer will have to do all the work: placing the patient on the seat, strapping him in, taking him off again at the top.
  护工将要全程照顾：将病人抱到座位上，替他系好安全带，到顶层后再将他抱下来。
• Placing one version of each policy in a named set creates a policy set.
  将每个策略的一个版本放置在指定的集合中创建策略集合。
• The French had floated the idea of placing the diplomatic work in the hands of the UN.
  法国提出将外交工作交由联合国处理的想法。
• In system development, preparing and placing a functional unit in position for use.
  在系统开发过程中，将操作装置就位和使用前的准备工作。
• Delete the selection without placing it on the clipboard.
  删除选择内容而不将其放置在剪贴板中。
• Utility for placing an icon in the system tray.
  把一个图标放在系统托盘的实用程序。
• It can represent a battle between placing security and comfort against excitement and creative challenge.
  它可以代表着处理安全及舒适与刺激和创造性挑战之间的战争。
• Before placing your order for a meal, study the menu.
  点菜前先仔细看一下菜单。