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🔑controlcon·trol1 /kənˈtroʊl / noun - [uncountable] control (of / over sb / sth) power over something; the ability to organize, direct, or guide someone or something掌控；控制；支配◆Students took control of the president's office.学生控制了校长办公室。◆He lost control of the car and crashed.他开车时车子失控撞了车。◆There's nothing I can do about the problem – it's outside my control.对这个问题我毫无办法，它已超出我的能力范围。◆I was late because of circumstances beyond my control.我由于无法控制的情况迟到了。
- [countable, uncountable](a) control (on / over sth) a limit on something; a way of keeping someone or something within certain limits限制；管制；约束◆price controls价格管制◆crowd control人群控制
- [countable] one of the parts of a machine that is used for operating it操纵装置◆the controls of an airplane飞机的操纵装置
- [singular] the place from which something is operated or where something is checked操作台；控制中心；检查处◆We went through passport control and then got onto the plane.我们通过护照查验处，登上飞机。
 ●be in control (of sth)to be in command of something; to have the power or ability to deal with something控制；掌管；管理◆Who is in control of the project?谁是这个项目的负责人？●be / get out of controlto be / become impossible to deal with or guide失去控制；无法管理◆The demonstration got out of control and fighting broke out.示威失控，打斗随之爆发。●under controlbeing dealt with, directed, or run successfully处于控制之下；受控◆It took several hours to bring the fire under control.花了好几个小时才将火势控制住。◆She finds it difficult to keep her feelings under control.她感到很难控制自己的情绪。
🔑controlcon·trol2 /kənˈtroʊl / verb [transitive] (con·trol·ling, con·trolled)- to have power over someone or something or the ability to organize, direct, or guide someone or something掌控；控制；支配◆One family controls the company.这家公司由一个家族掌控。◆Police struggled to control the crowd.警察奋力想控制住人群。◆I couldn't control myself any longer and burst out laughing.我再也忍不住了，哈哈笑了起来。
- to keep something within certain limits限制；管制；约束◆measures to control inflation抑制通货膨胀的措施
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