🔑sys·temBrE/ˈsɪstəm/NAmE/ˈsɪstəm/noun🔑[C]anorganizedsetofideasortheoriesoraparticularwayofdoingsth（思想或理论）体系；方法；制度；体制◆theBritisheducationalsystem英国的教育制度◆~fordoingsthanewsystemforassessingpersonaltaxbills新的个人税额估定办法◆~ofsthasystemofgovernment政体➡ see alsobinary (2) , metric system
cabinet, checks and balances, constitution, federal, government, minister, the Opposition, parliament, politics, system
capitalism, communism, democracy, dictatorship, fascism, imperialism, liberal, radical, socialism, system
🔑[C]agroupofthings, piecesofequipment, etc. thatareconnectedorworktogether系统◆atransportsystem运输系统◆heatingsystems供热系统◆astereosystem立体声音响系统◆asecuritysystem保安系统➡ see alsoecosystem, expert system, operating system, public address system, solar system🔑[C]ahumanorananimalbody, orapartofit, whenitisbeingthoughtofastheorgansandprocessesthatmakeitfunction身体；（器官）系统◆Youhavetowaituntilthedrugshavepassedoutofyoursystem. 你必须等到药物排出体外。◆themalereproductivesystem男性生殖系统➡ see alsocentral nervous system, digestive system, immune systemthe system[sing.](informal, usuallydisapproving) therulesorpeoplethatcontrolacountryoranorganization, especiallywhentheyseemtobeunfairbecauseyoucannotchangethem（尤指不公正的统治或管理）制度，体系，集团◆Youcan'tbeatthesystem(= youmustacceptit). 你斗不过现行的体制。◆youngpeoplerebellingagainstthesystem反抗现行体制的年轻人●getsthoutofyourˈsystem(informal) todosthsothatyounolongerfeelaverystrongemotionorhaveastrongdesire宣泄，排解，消解（强烈的感情或欲望）◆Iwasveryangrywithhim, butnowIfeelI'vegotitoutofmysystem. 我当时很生他的气，不过现在我感觉气已经消了。
