fast 的中文翻譯 | 英漢字典

[1913 Webster] {Fasting day}, a fast day; a day of fasting. [1913 Webster] 來源(5): The Collaborative International Dictionary of English v.0.48 [gcide] 線上英漢字典／中文拼音／計算機 Chinese-EnglishDictionary/Calculator Enterchinese/englishword(s),Taiwanaddressormath.expression: 可輸入英文單字、中文字詞、台灣地址、計算式 按[Enter]重新輸入 fast/f'æst/ 共發現21筆關於[fast]的資料(解釋內文之英文單字均可再點入查詢) 來源(1):pydictdata[pydict] fast (a.)快速的,耐久的,緊的(ad.)很快地,緊緊地,徹底地絕食,齋戒(vi.)絕食,齋戒 來源(2):F.O.L.D.O.C[foldoc] FAST 1.FederationAgainstSoftwareTheft. 2.FortranAutomaticSymbolTranslator. (1996-05-19) 來源(3):NetworkTerminology[netterm] fast 快 來源(4):TheCollaborativeInternationalDictionaryofEnglishv.0.48[gcide] Fast\Fast\,v.i.[imp.&p.p.{Fasted};p.pr.&vb.n. {Fasting}.][AS.f[ae]stan;akintoD.vasten,OHG. fast[=e]n,G.fasten,Icel.&Sw.fasta,Dan.faste,Goth. fastantokeep,observe,fast,andprob.toE.fastfirm.] 1.Toabstainfromfood;toomittotakenourishmentinwhole orinpart;togohungry. [1913Webster] Fastinghewenttosleep,andfastingwaked. --Milton. [1913Webster] 2.Topracticeabstinenceasareligiousexerciseorduty;to abstainfromfoodvoluntarilyforatime,forthe mortificationofthebodyorappetites,orasatokenof grief,orhumiliationandpenitence. [1913Webster] Thoudidstfastandweepforthechild.--2Sam. xii.21. [1913Webster] {Fastingday},afastday;adayoffasting. [1913Webster] 來源(5):TheCollaborativeInternationalDictionaryofEnglishv.0.48[gcide] Fast\Fast\,a.[Compar.{Faster};superl.{Fastest}.][OE., firm,strong,notloose,AS.f[ae]st;akintoOS.fast,D. vast,OHG.fasti,festi,G.fest,Icel.fastr,Sw.&Dan. fast,andperh.toE.fetter.Thesenseswiftcomesfromthe ideaofkeepingclosetowhatispursued;aScandinavianuse. Cf.{Fast},adv.,{Fast},v.,{Avast}.] 1.Firmlyfixed;closelyadhering;madefirm;notloose, unstable,oreasilymoved;immovable;as,tomakefastthe door. [1913Webster] Thereisanorderthatkeepsthingsfast.--Burke. [1913Webster] 2.Firmagainstattack;fortifiedbynatureorart; impregnable;strong. [1913Webster] Outlaws...lurkinginwoodsandfastplaces. --Spenser. [1913Webster] 3.Firminadherence;steadfast;noteasilyseparatedor alienated;faithful;as,afastfriend. [1913Webster] 4.Permanent;notliabletofadebyexposuretoairorby washing;durable;lasting;as,fastcolors. [1913Webster] 5.Tenacious;retentive.[Obs.] [1913Webster] Roses,damaskandred,arefastflowersoftheir smells.--Bacon. [1913Webster] 6.Noteasilydisturbedorbroken;deep;sound. [1913Webster] Allthiswhileinamostfastsleep.--Shak. [1913Webster] 7.Movingrapidly;quickinmition;rapid;swift;as,afast horse. [1913Webster] 8.Giventopleasureseeking;disregardfulofrestraint; reckless;wild;dissipated;dissolute;as,afastman;a fastliver.--Thackeray. [1913Webster] 9.Insuchacondition,astoresilience,etc.,astomake possibleunusualrapidityofplayoraction;as,afast racket,ortenniscourt;afasttrack;afastbilliard table,etc. [Webster1913Suppl.] {Fastandloose},nowcohering,nowdisjoined;inconstant, esp.inthephrasestoplayatfastandloose,toplay fastandloose,toactwithgiddyorrecklessinconstancy orinatrickymanner;tosayonethinganddoanother. "Playfastandloosewithfaith."--Shak. {Fastandloosepulleys}(Mach.),twopulleysplacedsideby sideonarevolvingshaft,whichisdrivenfromanother shaftbyaband,andarrangedtodisengageandre["e]ngage themachinerydriventhereby.Whenthemachineryistobe stopped,thebandistransferredfromthepulleyfixedto theshafttothepulleywhichrevolvesfreelyuponit,and viceversa. {Hardandfast}(Naut.),socompletelyagroundastobe immovable. {Tomakefast}(Naut.),tomakesecure;tofastenfirmly,as avessel,arope,oradoor. [1913Webster] 來源(6):TheCollaborativeInternationalDictionaryofEnglishv.0.48[gcide] Fast\Fast\,n.[OE.faste,fast;cf.AS.f[ae]sten,OHG.fasta, G.faste.See{Fast},v.i.] 1.Abstinencefromfood;omissiontotakenourishment. [1913Webster] Surfeitisthefatherofmuchfast.--Shak. [1913Webster] 2.Voluntaryabstinencefromfood,foraspaceoftime,asa spiritualdiscipline,orasatokenofreligious humiliation. [1913Webster] 3.Atimeoffasting,whetheraday,week,orlongertime;a periodofabstinencefromfoodorcertainkindsoffood; as,anannualfast. [1913Webster] {Fastday},adayappointedforfasting,humiliation,and religiousofficesasameansofinvokingthefavorofGod. {Tobreakone'sfast},toputanendtoaperiodof abstinencebytakingfood;especially,totakeone's morningmeal;tobreakfast.--Shak. [1913Webster] 來源(7):TheCollaborativeInternationalDictionaryofEnglishv.0.48[gcide] Fast\Fast\,adv.[OE.fastefirmly,strongly,quickly,AS. f[ae]ste.See{Fast},a.] 1.Inafast,fixed,orfirmlyestablishedmanner;fixedly; firmly;immovably. [1913Webster] Wewillbindtheefast.--Judg.xv. 13. [1913Webster] 2.Inafastorrapidmanner;quickly;swiftly; extravagantly;wildly;as,torunfast;tolivefast. [1913Webster] {Fastby},or{Fastbeside},closeornearto;nearathand. [1913Webster] He,afterEveseduced,unmindedslunk Intothewoodfastby.--Milton. [1913Webster] FastbythethroneobsequiousFameresides.--Pope. [1913Webster] 來源(8):TheCollaborativeInternationalDictionaryofEnglishv.0.48[gcide] Fast\Fast\,n. Thatwhichfastensorholds;especially,(Naut.)amooring rope,hawser,orchain;--called,accordingtoitsposition, abow,head,quarter,breast,orsternfast;also,aposton apieraroundwhichhawsersarepassedinmooring. [1913Webster] 來源(9):WordNet(r)3.0(2006)[wn] fast adv1:quicklyorrapidly(oftenusedasacombiningform);"how fastcanhegethere?";"ranasfastashecould";"needs medicalhelpfast";"fast-runningrivers";"fast-breaking news";"fast-opening(orfast-closing)shutters" 2:firmlyorclosely;"heldfasttotherope";"herfootwas stuckfast";"heldtight"[syn:{fast},{tight}] adj1:actingormovingorcapableofactingormovingquickly; "fastfilm";"onthefasttrackinschool";"setafast pace";"afastcar"[ant:{slow}] 2:(usedoftimepieces)indicatingatimeaheadoforlaterthan thecorrecttime;"mywatchisfast"[ant:{slow}] 3:atarapidtempo;"thebandplayedafastfoxtrot"[ant: {slow}] 4:(ofsurfaces)conducivetorapidspeeds;"afastroad"; "grasscourtsarefasterthanclay" 5:resistanttodestructionorfading;"fastcolors" 6:unrestrainedbyconventionormorality;"Congrevedrawsa debauchedaristocraticsociety";"deplorablydissipatedand degraded";"riotousliving";"fastwomen"[syn:{debauched}, {degenerate},{degraded},{dissipated},{dissolute}, {libertine},{profligate},{riotous},{fast}] 7:hurriedandbrief;"paidaflyingvisit";"tookaflying glanceatthebook";"aquickinspection";"afastvisit" [syn:{flying},{quick},{fast}] 8:securelyfixedinplace;"thepostwasstillfirmafterbeing hitbythecar"[syn:{fast},{firm},{immobile}] 9:unwaveringindevotiontofriendorvoworcause;"afirm ally";"loyalsupporters";"thetrue-heartedsoldier...of Tippecanoe"-CampaignsongforWilliamHenryHarrison;"fast friends"[syn:{firm},{loyal},{truehearted},{fast(a)}] 10:(ofaphotographiclensoremulsion)causingashorteningof exposuretime;"afastlens" n1:abstainingfromfood[syn:{fast},{fasting}] v1:abstainfromcertainfoods,asforreligiousormedical reasons;"CatholicssometimesfastduringLent" 2:abstainfromeating;"Beforethemedicalexam,youmustfast" 來源(10):Easton's1897BibleDictionary[easton] Fast ThesolefastrequiredbythelawofMoseswasthatofthegreat DayofAtonement(q.v.),Lev.23:26-32.Itiscalled"thefast" (Acts27:9). TheonlyothermentionofaperiodicalfastintheOld TestamentisinZech.7:1-7;8:19,fromwhichitappearsthat duringtheircaptivitytheJewsobservedfourannualfasts. (1.)Thefastofthefourthmonth,keptontheseventeenthday ofTammuz,theanniversaryofthecaptureofJerusalembythe Chaldeans;tocommemoratealsotheincidentrecordedEx.32:19. (Comp.Jer.52:6,7.) (2.)Thefastofthefifthmonth,keptontheninthofAb (comp.Num.14:27),tocommemoratetheburningofthecityand temple(Jer.52:12,13). (3.)Thefastoftheseventhmonth,keptonthethirdofTisri (comp.2Kings25),theanniversaryofthemurderofGedaliah (Jer.41:1,2). (4.)Thefastofthetenthmonth(comp.Jer.52:4;Ezek. 33:21;2Kings25:1),tocommemoratethebeginningofthesiege oftheholycitybyNebuchadnezzar. TherewasinadditiontothesethefastappointedbyEsther (4:16). Publicnationalfastsonaccountofsinortosupplicate divinefavourweresometimesheld.(1.)1Sam.7:6;(2.)2Chr. 20:3;(3.)Jer.36:6-10;(4.)Neh.9:1. Therewerealsolocalfasts.(1.)Judg.20:26;(2.)2Sam. 1:12;(3.)1Sam.31:13;(4.)1Kings21:9-12;(5.)Ezra 8:21-23:(6.)Jonah3:5-9. Therearemanyinstancesofprivateoccasionalfasting(1Sam. 1:7:20:34;2Sam.3:35;12:16;1Kings21:27;Ezra10:6;Neh. 1:4;Dan.10:2,3).Mosesfastedfortydays(Ex.24:18;34:28), andsoalsodidElijah(1Kings19:8).OurLordfastedforty daysinthewilderness(Matt.4:2). Inthelapseoftimethepracticeoffastingwaslamentably abused(Isa.58:4;Jer.14:12;Zech.7:5).OurLordrebukedthe Phariseesfortheirhypocriticalpretencesinfasting(Matt. 6:16).Hehimselfappointednofast.TheearlyChristians, however,observedtheordinaryfastsaccordingtothelawof theirfathers(Acts13:3;14:23;2Cor.6:5). 來源(11):V.E.R.A.--VirtualEntityofRelevantAcronyms(June2006)[vera] FAST FastARMSolutionsToolkit(ARM,Palm,PDA) 來源(12):V.E.R.A.--VirtualEntityofRelevantAcronyms(June2006)[vera] FAST FirstApplicationSystemTest 來源(13):V.E.R.A.--VirtualEntityofRelevantAcronyms(June2006)[vera] FAST ForschungsinstitutfuerAngewandteSoftware-Technologie[e.v.] (org.) 來源(14):MobyThesaurusIIbyGradyWard,1.0[moby-thesaurus] 349MobyThesauruswordsfor"fast": Barmecidalfeast,Encratism,Friday,Lentendiet, Lentenentertainment,Lentenfare,Pythagoreanism,Pythagorism, Rechabitism,Sabbath,Shakerism,Spartanfare,Stoicism,Sunday, abandoned,abstain,abstainment,abstemiousness,abstention, abstinence,accelerated,active,agile,aground,airtight,alert, amain,anchored,apace,ardent,asceticism,atflankspeed, attached,avoidance,balanced,banyanday,baresubsistence, bonded,bound,breadandwater,breakneck,brief,brisk,briskly, calculable,caught,celibacy,cemented,chained,chastity,chronic, churchcalendar,close,closeto,closely,colorfast,committed, compact,confirmed,connected,constant,continence,cool,dashing, debauched,dedicated,deep-dyed,deep-fixed,deep-rooted, deep-seated,deep-set,deep-settled,dependable,devoted,diet, dissipated,dissolute,dissolutely,double-dyed,double-quick, dustproof,dusttight,dyed-in-the-wool,eagle-winged, eatsparingly,ecclesiasticalcalendar,eschewal,established, expeditious,expeditiously,express,extravagant,extravagantly, fadeless,faithful,faithworthy,fastened,fasting,feast, fecklessly,fiducial,firm,firmasGibraltar,firmly,fishday, fixed,fixedly,flat-out,fleet,flying,free,fruitarianism, fulltilt,gallant,galloping,gasproof,gastight,gay,glued, gohungry,grounded,gymnosophy,hair-trigger,handoverfist, handoverhand,hastily,hasty,headlong,held,hellforleather, hell-bent,hell-bentforelection,hermetic,hermeticallysealed, highanddry,high-speed,holyday,holytide,hurried,hurriedly, hustling,immediately,immoral,immovable,immovably,impacted, imperturbable,implanted,inaflash,inatwinkling,inawink, indoubletime,indouble-quicktime,inequilibrium,inhigh, inhighgear,innothingflat,inseven-leagueboots, inshortorder,incorrigible,inculcated,indecorous,indecorously, indelible,inextricable,infixed,ingrain,ingrained,inseparably, instilled,intemperate,intemperately,inveterate,invincible, irresponsible,irreversible,jammed,keen,lackoffood,lasting, lecherous,lecherously,licentious,licentiously,lickety-cut, lickety-split,liege,lightofheel,light-footed,lightproof, lighttight,likeaflash,likeashot,likewildfire,lively, long-established,loose,loosely,loyal,lustful,lustfully, meagerdiet,mercurial,moored,near,nephalism,nimble, nimble-footed,noteat,ofeasyvirtue,oilproof,oiltight, onthedouble,packed,permanent,plainliving,post,posthaste, precipitate,predictable,presto,profligate,promiscuous, promiscuously,prompt,promptly,pronto,quick,quickaslightning, quickasthought,quickly,rainproof,raintight,rakehell, rakehellish,rakehelly,raking,rakish,rapid,rapidly,reckless, recklessly,refraining,refrainment,reliable,resolute,right, rooted,running,sealed,secure,secured,securely,self-denial, self-indulgent,set,settled,settledinhabit,sexualabstinence, shortcommons,shutfast,simplediet,smokeproof,smoketight, snappily,snappy,snug,solid,solidly,soon,sound,soundly, spanking,sparediet,speedily,speedy,stable,starvationdiet, staunch,steadfast,steadfastly,steady,stormproof,stormtight, stranded,strong,stuck,stuckfast,substantial,sure,surefire, swift,swiftly,sybaritic,sybaritically,taped,teetotalism, tested,tethered,thepledge,thorough,tied,tight,tightly, totalabstinence,transfixed,tried,triedandtrue,trippingly, true,trustworthy,trusty,unbridled,underforceddraft,unfading, unfailing,unflappable,unflinching,unrestrained,unrestrainedly, unshakable,unshakably,unshakeable,unshakeably,unwavering, vegetarianism,wanton,wantonly,water-repellant,waterproof, watertight,wedged,well-balanced,well-founded,well-grounded, whipandspur,wild,wildly,windproof,windtight,winged, withallhaste,withallspeed,withgiantstrides, withrapidstrides,withspeed,withoutnerves,xerophagia, xerophagy 來源(15):InternetDictionaryProject[english-french] fast rapide[Adjective] 來源(16):InternetDictionaryProject[english-german] fast fasten 來源(17):InternetDictionaryProject[english-german] fast schnell 來源(18):InternetDictionaryProject[english-german] fast waschecht 來源(19):InternetDictionaryProject[english-spanish] fast (adj.)ra/pido[Adjective] 來源(20):InternetDictionaryProject[english-spanish] fast (adv.)deprosara/pidamente[Adverb]