traction

US /ˈtræk.ʃən/
UK /ˈtræk.ʃən/
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牽引力, 抓地力

the grip of a tire or wheel on a road or a wheel on a rail

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The car lost traction on the icy road.
汽車在結冰的路上失去了牽引力。
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These new tires provide excellent traction in wet conditions.
這些新輪胎在潮濕條件下提供出色的牽引力。
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牽引, 拉力

the act of drawing or pulling something over a surface, especially a body part or limb

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The doctor applied traction to the patient's leg.
醫生對病人的腿進行了牽引。
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Skeletal traction is used to stabilize fractures.
骨骼牽引用於穩定骨折。
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關注, 認可, 吸引力

the fact of an idea, product, etc., gaining popularity or acceptance

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The new startup is gaining traction in the market.
這家新創公司正在市場上獲得關注。
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The concept quickly gained traction among young people.
這個概念很快在年輕人中獲得了認可。
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momentumprogressacceptancepopularitysupport
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