controls

中英词典：controls

形容词 (Adjective)

1. 控制的，管理的 (having power over)
2. 标准化的 (regulated by rules)

名词 (Noun)

1. 控制，管理 (power or authority to regulate)
2. 控制装置，操作杆 (devices or mechanisms used to operate)
3. 实验对照组，对照样本 (subjects used as a standard for comparison)
4. （机器、设备等的）控制钮，操纵杆 (buttons or levers to operate machines or devices)

词语辨析

control与command的区别在于command着重于指挥、命令的权力，而control则指实际的控制、管理。

词汇扩充

1. controlled (形容词)：受控制的，被管理的
2. controller (名词)：控制者，管理者，控制装置
3. controllable (形容词)：可控制的，可管理的
4. controlling (形容词)：控制的，管理的

近义词

manage, govern, supervise, direct

反义词

release, relinquish, surrender, let go

柯林斯词典（Collins Dictionary）

controls (noun)

1. The controls in a vehicle or machine are the switches, levers, and other devices that you use to make it work.
2. Controls are the arrangements that are made in order to restrict what people can do or what happens.

controls (verb)

1. If one person or group controls a country, region, or organization, they have the greatest amount of power over it.
2. If you control something such as an emotion or a strong desire, you succeed in preventing yourself from showing it or doing what it makes you want to do.

牛津词典（Oxford Dictionary）

controls (noun)

1. Physical power or strength exerted over someone or something.
2. A means of limiting or regulating something.

controls (verb)

1. Determine the behavior or supervise the running of.
2. Restrain or keep in check.

用法

1. The pilot adjusted the controls to change the altitude of the aircraft.

2. The government has implemented stricter controls on immigration.

3. The board of directors controls the company's operations and policies.

4. She tried to control her anger and remain calm.

5. The teacher asked the students to control their noise level during the exam.

6. The experiment included both the test group and the control group.

7. He adjusted the controls on the machine to increase the speed.

8. The company has strict quality controls in place to ensure product standards.

9. The dictator controls every aspect of the country's government.

10. The therapist helped him learn techniques to control his anxiety.

11. The police officer used the control stick to operate the helicopter.

12. The parents have little control over their child's behavior.

13. The remote control allows you to adjust the volume and change channels.

14. The scientist used a control to compare the results of the experiment.

15. The medication helps to control the symptoms of the disease.

16. The company has implemented new controls to prevent fraud.

17. The captain has full control over the ship's navigation.

18. She struggled to control her tears when she received the bad news.

19. The computer game can be played using a keyboard and mouse controls.

20. The government needs to establish stricter controls on pollution.