instrument

US /ˈɪn.strə.mənt/
UK /ˈɪn.strə.mənt/
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儀器, 工具

a tool or implement, especially one used for delicate or scientific work

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The surgeon used a specialized instrument to perform the delicate operation.
外科醫生使用專門的器械進行精細的手術。
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Scientists use various instruments to measure atmospheric pressure.
科學家使用各種儀器測量大氣壓力。
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樂器

a device for producing musical sounds

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She plays several musical instruments, including the piano and violin.
她會演奏多種樂器，包括鋼琴和小提琴。
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The orchestra features a wide range of brass and string instruments.
管弦樂隊有各種各樣的銅管樂器和弦樂器。
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工具, 手段

a person or thing used to achieve a purpose

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He was merely an instrument in their grand scheme.
他只是他們宏偉計畫中的一個工具。
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Education is a powerful instrument for social change.
教育是社會變革的有力工具。
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文書, 契約

a formal legal document

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The contract is a legally binding instrument.
該合同是一份具有法律約束力的文書。
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The will is an important legal instrument for estate planning.
遺囑是遺產規劃的重要法律文書。
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為...安裝儀器, 用儀器裝備

to equip with instruments for scientific observation or investigation

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The spacecraft was carefully instrumented to collect data from deep space.
太空船經過精心裝備，以收集深空數據。
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The lab was fully instrumented for advanced chemical analysis.
實驗室配備了完善的儀器，用於高級化學分析。
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