短语搭配
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adjunct professor
副教授；兼职教授；客座教授
双语例句
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The adjunct of this sentence restricts the subject in time and place.
这个句子的修饰成分对主语在时间和地点上进行了限制。
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He was hired as a adjunt professor after he got his PhD.
获得博士学位后他被聘为兼职教授。
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Such adjunct objects are limited to use under the guidance of a professional.
此类附属物仅限于在有专业人士的指导下使用。
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I hoped I would find the computer course a useful adjunct to my other studies.
我希望学了这门计算机课程后 会使其他科目的学习如虎添翼
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Physical therapy is an important adjunct to drug treatments.
物理治疗是对药物治疗的重要补充。
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Instead, they might be in adjunct or visiting positions.
相反，他们拥有兼任或客座的职位。
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The adjunct process houses the platform messaging component.
平台消息传递组件驻留在Adjunct进程中。
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In both cases, job management is an adjunct to other styles of management.
在这两种情况下，作业管理都可以作为其他管理形式的辅助手段。
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However, the method level trace can be very useful as an adjunct to WebSphere tracing.
不过，方法级别的跟踪对于WebSphere跟踪而言是很有用的辅助手段。
近义词
n.
friendassistantaidbelonging
adj.
subsidiaryaffiliated
词根词缀
ad-
加强
ad-
同前缀词
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adjourn
v. 休；中止；把…延期；推迟；换地方；延迟
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admonish
v. 劝告；告诫；责备；诚恳建议；力主；力劝；提醒…避免某事
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adequate
adj. 足够的；能满足需要的
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advice
n. 劝告；意见；建议；消息；正式通知；信息
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adapt
v. 使适应；修改；调整；适应；改编
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admire
v. 赞美；钦佩；欣赏
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adjacent
adj. 邻近的；毗连的；隔壁的；相邻的
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adhere
v. 粘着在…上；信仰；追随；如实详细反映
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admission
n. 承认；准入；入场费；入院病人；入场人数；入场券票价
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advocate
n. 拥护者；倡导者；辩护者；辩护律师；辩护人；律师
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adorn
v. 装饰
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addict
n. 上瘾者；入迷的人
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adventure
n. 冒险经历；冒险的刺激；不顾后果（或潜在危险）的行为；生意
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adjective
n. 形容词
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admit
v. 承认；允许…进入；准许…进入；容许有；使有权进入；为…办理入院手续；允许（某人；国家；组织）加入；允许…分享特权
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adjoin
v. 与…邻接；毗邻；连接；增加；结合
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adjust
v. 调整；整理；理算；评估；调节；适应；习惯
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adopt
v. 收养；采用；采纳；选择定居于；迁居；采取；把… 选为公职候选人；通过；正式批准；接受
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advise
v. 建议；推荐；通知
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advocacy
n. 拥护；提倡；主张；律师职业
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administer
v. 管理；分发；实施；负责执行；监管；给予；主持（圣礼；尤指圣餐）仪式；主持
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adore
v. 敬爱；崇敬；崇拜；喜爱
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adult
n. 成年人；成年动物
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advertise
v. 为…做广告；广告招聘；宣传；让人知道；提醒…注意
junct
连接
junct
同根词
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junction
n. 交叉点；汇合处；接口；连接；结合；联结；交叉口；岔道口
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conjunction
n. 【语法】 连（接）词（如and；同时发生；【天文；占星】 合
同根词
词根 adjunct
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adjunctive
adj. 附属的；附加的
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adjunction
n. 添加；附益
释义
n.
a thing added to something else as a supplementary rather than an essential part
附属物，附件，辅助物
a person who is another's assistant or subordinate
帮手，助手。
Grammar a word or phrase, typically an adverbial, that constitutes an optional element or is considered of secondary importance in a sentence, for example on the table in we left some flowers on the table
【语法】 附加语，修饰语（如 we left some flowers on the table中的on the table）。
(in some systemic Grammar)an obligatory or optional adverbial functioning as a constituent of clause structure
（某些系统语法用语）副词状语。
adj.
connected or added to something, typically in an auxiliary way
附属的，辅助的
N. Amer. (of an academic post) attached to the staff of a university in a temporary or assistant capacity
〈北美〉 （大学教师职位）临时的，副的
词源
"early 16th cent． （as an adjective meaning ‘joined on, subordinate’）：from Latin adjunctus, past participle of adjungere （see ADJOIN）．"