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instrument noun 3sb/sth used to make sth happen 手段ADJECTIVE | VERB + INSTRUMENT | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVEchief, key, main, major, primary, principal 首要手段；关键途径；主要方式good, great 好办法；极好的手段◆Internet polls are considered to be better instruments than telephone polls.网络调查被认为是比电话调查更好的方法。ideal 理想的途径important, valuable 重要的／有价值的手段powerful 强有力的工具useful 有用的工具effective 有效的手段◆More effective instruments of oversight are needed.需要更加有效的监督手段。flexible 灵活的手段mere 仅仅是工具◆Some cynics say that popular music is a mere instrument of capitalist domination.有些愤世嫉俗的人说流行音乐只不过是资本主义统治的工具而已。chosen 选定的工具◆The despot claimed to be the chosen instrument of divine providence.专制者声称自己是上天选定的统治工具。political 政治工具financial, legal 金融／法律工具VERB + INSTRUMENTregard sb/sth as, see sb/sth as, view sb/sth as 把⋯视为工具；认为⋯是工具◆They saw criminal law as an instrument for improving public morals.他们把刑法视为提高公众道德水准的工具。use sb/sth as 使用⋯作为工具make sb/sth 把⋯用作工具PREPOSITIONinstrument for 用于⋯的工具◆Criminal law is not the best instrument for dealing with family matters.刑法不是处理家庭问题的最佳工具。instrument of ⋯的工具◆the use of language as an instrument of power and social control作为权力和社会控制工具的语言的应用 |