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1, n (noun) Control; Control; Control; Restraint; operating equipment

2.v (verb) Control; Dominate; Responsible; Inhibition; restrain

phrase

1, control file control general table

2. Control forest fire control forest fire.

3. Control gestures to control actions

4. Control heating. Control heating.

5. control income control income.

Extended data word usage

1, control has two basic meanings: one is "control", which refers to the absolute obedience of the controlled person to the will of the controller, and also refers to controlling one's own emotions. The second is "management", which refers to the management and guidance with talent, authority or other forces to keep it within the required scope in terms of accuracy, efficiency, discipline and appropriateness.

2. The subject of control is mainly people who have life and can express their will, while its object is all people, things and things that can be controlled by people. Instruments and equipment with certain functions can only control "things", not people, nor can they control the situation and order.

3.control is mostly used as a transitive verb, followed by a noun or pronoun as the object. Control must take reflexive pronouns as the object when making the solution of "controlling emotions"

4. occasionally, control can take an infinitive as an object, meaning "try your best (do)?" .

5. The past tense, past participle and present participle of control should all be written as "L" in British English, that is, controlled, controlled and controlled, but not in American English.

Lexical collocation

1, control conditions control the situation

2. Control disease. Control disease.

2. Controlling Europe means controlling Europe.

4. Control expenditure. Control expenditure

5, control the expression control expression