triggers

Triggers

形容词

1. triggering

触发的；引发的

名词

1. trigger [C]

扳机；触发器

2. trigger [C]

诱因；触发因素

3. trigger [C]

（火器、机器等的）板机；扳机

词语辨析

trigger和cause都可以表示“引起，导致”，但用法略有不同。trigger强调引起某种反应或事件的直接因素，而cause更一般，指引起任何结果或后果的原因。

词汇扩充

1. trigger-happy [adj.]

爱开枪的；喜欢扣扳机的

2. trigger warning [noun]

（帖子、文章等的）触发警告

近义词

activate, initiate, set off

反义词

prevent, inhibit, suppress

柯林斯词典（Collins Dictionary）

名词：

1. A trigger is a small lever which you pull to fire a gun.

2. A trigger is something that causes something else to happen.

动词：

If something triggers a particular process or situation, it causes it to begin to happen or exist.

牛津词典（Oxford Dictionary）

名词：

1. A small device that releases a spring or catch and so sets off a mechanism, especially in order to fire a gun.

2. A factor that causes a particular reaction or development, especially a negative one.

动词：

1. Cause (an event or situation) to happen or exist.

2. (Of a situation, event, or fact) be the cause of.

用法

trigger的名词用法：

1. pull the trigger

扣动扳机

2. set off a trigger

触发某个诱因

trigger的动词用法：

1. trigger something

引发某事物

2. trigger an event

引发一个事件

相关例句

1. His words triggered a heated debate among the participants. (他的话引发了与会者之间的激烈辩论。)
2. The sound of breaking glass triggered the alarm system. (玻璃破碎的声音触发了警报系统。)
3. The trigger of the gun was pulled, and the bullet was fired. (扳动了枪的扳机，子弹被发射了。)
4. The trigger for her anger was his constant disrespect. (导致她愤怒的原因是他持续的不尊重。)
5. Anxiety can be a trigger for panic attacks. (焦虑可能是引发恐慌发作的因素。)
6. The film contains scenes that may be a trigger for some viewers. (这部电影中包含可能触发某些观众的场景。)
7. He was known for being trigger-happy and often got into unnecessary conflicts. (他以喜欢扣扳机而闻名，经常卷入不必要的冲突。)
8. The article came with a trigger warning for sensitive content. (这篇文章附带了一个对敏感内容的触发警告。)
9. The trigger of the bomb was activated by a remote control. (炸弹的触发器被遥控激活。)
10. His resignation triggered a series of changes within the company. (他的辞职引发了公司内部的一系列变化。)
11. The economic crisis triggered a wave of unemployment. (经济危机引发了一波失业潮。)
12. The news of the accident triggered a state of panic among the crowd. (事故的消息引发了人群中的恐慌情绪。)
13. The smell of freshly baked bread triggered memories of her childhood. (新鲜出炉的面包的香气唤起了她童年的回忆。)
14. Exercise can trigger the release of endorphins, which improve mood. (运动可以引发内啡肽的释放，从而改善情绪。)
15. She knew that any criticism would trigger his anger. (她知道任何批评都会引发他的愤怒。)
16. The trigger event for the stock market crash was the sudden collapse of a major bank. (股市崩盘的引发事件是一家主要银行的突然倒闭。)
17. The trigger for the protest was the government's decision to raise taxes. (抗议的诱因是政府决定提高税收。)
18. The trigger mechanism of the bomb was carefully designed. (炸弹的扳机机制被精心设计了。)
19. The trigger of the gun jammed, preventing it from firing. (枪的扳机卡住了，阻止了它的发射。)
20. Her words triggered a flood of emotions within him. (她的话引发了他内心的一阵情绪洪流。)
21. The trigger warning on the article alerted readers to potentially distressing content. (文章上的触发警告提醒读者可能存在令人不安的内容。)