大学英语词汇短语释义解析及例句 combination
释义：
combination n. 结合体，联合体；结合，联合；（用于开锁的）数码组合；化合作用；两用（或多用的）物品；<旧>衫裤相连的内衣；组合；<英>附边车的摩托车
[ 复数 combinations ]
例句：
But the combination of nerves, adrenaline and the altitude make my hand move in maddening circles.
The combination produces a combined 438 horsepower, with smooth transitions between battery-powered mode and conventional mode.
The website's co-founder Siobhan Freegard blamed a "toxic combination of marketing, media and peer pressure".
It is a combination of errors caused by government regulation and the free market.
For rime to occur, it needs a combination of cold climate, sufficient airborne moisture and clear skies overhead.
Portfolio selection may be conducted through quantitative analysis, qualitative analysis, or some combination thereof.
Investors were underwhelmed by the combination from the time it was announced in December 1998.
The combination of these two factors explains why higher taxes make things worse rather than better.
The combination of data science and management skills will create the next generation of industry leaders.
Since 1967, Israel has relied upon a combination of qualitatively superior armed forces and strategic depth.
So by indicating its combination treatment could successfully improve lung functioning, Vertex scored a big win.
The same could be said for the combination of niacin and a flush blocker in Cordaptive.
The real issue for IMPROVE-IT is showing that the combination is superior to a statin-only treatment.
Like many others, I was puzzled by the new color combination (blue and orange, really?).
Also a combination of activists and hackers have exposed how multinational companies evade taxes.
This includes the consideration of price performance, income and the expense ratio all in combination.
The latest combination puts it under renewed pressure to do a deal of its own.
Seems like a clear sign that Cisco, at least, sees huge potential for the combination.
Lords of the Realm was a combination turned based strategy game, real time battle game.
Like its neighbours, Thailand suffers from an unhealthy combination of patronage and opaque business activities.
The combination of fiscal woes and misplaced priorities has engendered spending cuts in California.
