超高压 (chāo gāo yā) — ultra-high pressure (physics); extra-high voltage (electrical engineering)
Definition
A compound covering two distinct technical domains: physics ('ultra-high pressure') and electrical engineering ('extra-high voltage'). The meaning is fixed by context — physics research vs power transmission.
noun
ultra-high pressure (physics)extra-high voltage (electrical engineering)
Examples
- 超高压。Zhè zhǒng cái liào zài chāo gāo yā huán jìng xià fēi cháng wěn dìng.This material is very stable under ultra-high pressure.
- 超高压。chāo gāo yā Shū diàn xiàn lù xū yào dìng qī jiǎn chá.Extra-high voltage transmission lines need regular inspection.
- 超高压。Kē xué jiā zài shí yàn shì lǐ zhì zào chū le chāo gāo yā.Scientists created ultra-high pressure in the lab.
Origin
Compound word构词法gòucífǎ
偏正piānzhèngModifier + head
The first part narrows down the second: it says what kind of thing the head is.
超 means beyond and 高压 means high pressure, giving ultra-high pressure.
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