constrictive

constrictive的音标是[kənˈstrɪktɪv]，基本翻译是“收缩的；紧束的”。

速记技巧：可以将该词拆分为“constrict”（收缩）+ “ive”（形容词后缀）进行记忆。

constrictive，词源同constrict，表示“收缩的”。其词源同contract，表示“缩小”或“收缩”。

变化形式：复数形式为constrictives。

相关单词：

1. contraction：n. 收缩；紧缩；合同；简写。源自拉丁语，意为“收缩”，常指物体在外部压力下向内收缩。例如，“contracted muscle”意为“收缩的肌肉”。

2. shrink：v. 收缩；退缩；畏缩。词源同shrink，表示“缩小”或“收缩”。例如，“shrinking violet”意为“胆小鬼”。

3. constriction：n. 收缩；紧缩。词源同constrict，表示“收缩”或“紧缩”。例如，“arterial constriction”意为“动脉收缩”。

4. squeeze：v. 挤压；紧握。词源同constrict，表示“缩小”或“挤压”。例如，“squeeze the trigger”意为“扣动扳机”。

5. crimp：v. 使弯曲；使起皱；使皱缩。词源同crinkle，表示“皱缩”或“起皱”。例如，“crimp one"s hair”意为“把头发弄皱”。

6. constrictor：n. 收缩者；紧缩物。词源同constrict，表示“收缩”或“紧缩”。例如，“artery constrictor”意为“动脉收缩器”。

7. contractionary：adj. 收缩的；紧缩的。词源同contraction，表示“收缩”或“紧缩”。例如，“contractionary policy”意为“紧缩政策”。

8. shrinkage：n. 收缩；减少；退缩。词源同shrink，表示“缩小”或“收缩”。

9. squeezeout：v. 挤压出；挤出。这个词组表示通过挤压或缩小来去除或排除某物。

10. crimp：v. 使起皱；使皱缩；使弯曲。这个词在某些情况下也可以用作名词，表示皱纹或褶皱。

以上单词都与constrictive这个词源相关，它们在不同的上下文中可以用来描述不同的事物和情况。

常用短语：

1. constrict with excitement

2. constrict the flow of blood

3. constrict one"s budget

4. constrict one"s throat

5. constrict one"s grip

6. constrict one"s waist

7. constrict one"s vision

例句：

1. She constricted with excitement when she received the award.

2. The tightening of the belt constricted the flow of blood to his stomach.

3. His budget was constricted by rising costs and decreasing income.

4. His throat constricted as he tried to swallow the lump in his throat.

5. His grip on the steering wheel constricted as he concentrated on the road ahead.

6. The waistband of his pants constricted him as he tried to stretch his legs out.

7. The narrow view of the world constricted his horizons.

英文小作文：

Constriction: A Tightening of Life"s Strings

Life can sometimes feel like a tightrope walk, with every step requiring precise balance and concentration. We are constantly faced with challenges and obstacles that seem to constrict our freedom and flexibility, making it difficult to breathe and move freely. But it is precisely these constrictions that shape us, giving us a sense of purpose and direction, pushing us to be stronger and more resilient.

Constriction can take many forms, from financial constraints to emotional distress, from physical limitations to social pressures. But it is not necessarily a negative thing. On the contrary, it can be a catalyst for growth and development, pushing us to discover new strengths and capabilities that we never knew we had. Through constriction, we learn to appreciate the little things in life, to cherish the moments of joy and happiness, and to embrace change and uncertainty with courage and determination.

In conclusion, constriction is a natural part of life, and it should not be feared or avoided. Instead, we should embrace it as an opportunity for growth and development, using it as a catalyst for change and transformation. After all, it is only through constriction that we can truly appreciate the beauty and richness of life.