bearingKK [ˈbɛrɪŋ] ｜ /ˈbɛrɪŋ/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
the direction or path along which something moves or lies
The captain carefully checked the ship’s bearing before adjusting the course.
方位；航向
C2noun
a rotating support used to facilitate movement
The roller bearings in the car’s wheels allowed for a smoother ride.
軸承；滾珠軸承
C2adjective
able to withstand a weight or strain
The load-bearing structure of the building ensured that it could withstand the earthquake without collapsing.
C2noun
a person’s way of carrying themselves
Even though the soldier was exhausted, he maintained his upright bearing during the parade.
C2noun
a person’s conduct or behavior
His calm and confident bearing during the interview impressed the employer.
C2noun
relevant relation or interconnection
Her job application was rejected because she did not have any bearing on the qualifications required for the position.
C2noun
the awareness of one’s position in time, place, and personal relationships
As a military cadet, it is essential to maintain a good bearing when in public, as it not only shows respect for their surroundings but also demonstrates discipline and self-awareness.
C2noun
heraldry consisting of a design or image depicted on a shield
The coat of arms of the royal family had a majestic bearing with dominant colors of gold and royal blue.