control

释义

1. 动词

   To have power over what someone or something does.

   例句

   • He could control the toy truck with a simple remote.
   • The teacher controls the class well.
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2. 动词

   In research, to remove the effect of another factor, used with for.

   例句

   • The study controlled for age and income.
   • Researchers controlled for weather in their crop study.
3. 动词

   To check that figures are correct by comparing them with other records.

   例句

   • The auditor controlled the ledger against bank statements.
   • Each entry was controlled against the original receipts.
4. 动词

   In old use, to scold or challenge someone.

   例句

   • The manager controlled him sharply for missing the deadline.
   • I controlled the boy for his rude words.
5. 动词

   To hold back or keep in check.

   例句

   • She tried to control her temper during the argument.
   • The doctor helped him control his pain.
6. 名词

   Power or authority over something.

   例句

   • The government has full control of the situation.
   • She keeps tight control of the family budget.
7. 名词

   A button, handle or switch used to operate a machine.

   例句

   • The pilot reached for the control to adjust the speed.
   • Each control on the panel changes a different setting.
8. 名词

   The ability to manage your body or feelings.

   例句

   • She had no control of her body as she fell downhill.
   • He lost control and shouted at everyone.
9. 名词

   A rule or tool that protects a system from attack or risk.

   例句

   • The company added a new control to stop unauthorized access.
   • Auditors checked every control for weaknesses.
10. 名词

    A check that warns you when something is going wrong.

    例句

    • The factory added a control to flag any drop in output.
    • Managers use this control to catch problems early.