Definition of bottleneck in English:

bottleneck

noun ˈbɒt(ə)lnɛkˈbɑdlˌnɛk

1The neck or mouth of a bottle.
瓶颈
2A narrow section of road or a junction that impedes traffic flow.
瓶颈路段
the bottleneck on Talbot Road
Example sentencesExamples
- Another bottleneck exists on Cathedral Road when traffic exiting the Cathedral or coming along the Cathedral Road has to cope with two lines of parked vehicles and heavy trucks.
- This section of motorway, part two-lane and part three-lane, is used by more than 90,000 vehicles a day and has been identified as a bottleneck, with severe queuing during peak periods leading to safety concerns.
- Since I moved to Calne 28 years ago the narrow part of Curzon Street has been the main bottleneck for traffic passing through the town centre.
- For those who do decide to drive, motorists have been warned of possible bottlenecks on motorway approaches and on main roads into city centres.
- The goal is to minimize bottlenecks at the access points.
- One of the areas that we feel needs to be addressed on priority are bottlenecks in several entry points to the city.
- Passengers were yesterday promised improved East Coast rail services after a bottleneck on the route was removed with the opening of a new section of track.
- The proposed subway is envisaged to clear the traffic bottleneck at this busy junction.
- The mayor said that this section of road was a well-known bottleneck that funneled traffic from four lanes into three lanes.
- Once they get within a couple of miles, however, the road reverts back to two-way traffic and the bottleneck creates frustrating tailbacks lasting anything up to half an hour depending on the time of day.
- The traffic bottleneck at Main Street, which has forced motorists to drive onto the footpath, has been a bone of contention for some considerable time.
- This is why older roads are turning into bottlenecks.
- Eyewitnesses spoke of people having to fight their way to get near the image, while roads round the temple became bottlenecks of traffic.
- That was helped, he said, by the fact that the local authorities responsible for the roads along the route were working on seven or eight projects involving key bottlenecks and pressure points.
- Location information will provide dispatch offices with information of where assets are, as well as a means by which drivers can be rerouted around traffic bottlenecks.
- ‘York Corporation today announced a plan to close many of the city's major road bottlenecks to traffic, except for access,’ the report began.
- This would be especially good considering the almost daily South Granville Street traffic bottlenecks and gridlock.
- But, I ask you, look around and ahead of and behind you when next you are caught in a traffic bottleneck on an expressway and try to account for the snarl rationally.
- This particular stretch of road is one of the main bottlenecks for traffic leaving the town during rush hour times.
- The package announced today will address some serious bottlenecks on the motorway and trunk road network, which currently cause major delays.
Synonyms
traffic jam, jam, congestion, hold-up, gridlock, queue, tailback
constriction, narrowing, restriction, obstruction, block, blockage, stoppage
informal snarl-up
1. 2.1 A situation that causes delay in a process or system.
  （影响整个过程或系统的）障碍
  animated films are still stymied by a technological bottleneck
  Example sentencesExamples
  According to Airslide President and CEO Marc Zionts, the first problem is to handle today's signaling bottlenecks.
  This approach to virtualization concentrates on easing data movement like replication and migration operations, and is also good at identifying system bottlenecks.
  As the manufacturing sector continues to grow at a dizzying rate, this is creating a bottleneck in the fast lane of economic development and is an even more pressing problem than power shortages.
  And executives need to deal with those people-oriented changes up front or risk delays and bottlenecks in getting e-market initiatives off the ground.
  Many are repeat offenders creating potentially hazardous bottlenecks.
  The Prime Minister today released the report from the taskforce he commissioned to examine the bottlenecks in the system.
  These bottlenecks can delay appropriate assignments of patients to beds.
  The bottleneck of the process is the passage of the constriction zone.
  The state government had decided to hand over the laboratory to the Centre in 1995, but administrative bottlenecks caused the seven-year delay.
  In a pull system, the bottleneck governs the rate that patients flow through the whole process.
  Access points can become network bottlenecks.
  But for those without firm contracts to the makers of the filter components, there's a bottleneck in production which might cause problems for some.
  But rather than be a bottleneck, the commissioning process usually helps streamline construction by improving schedules and reducing changes.
  The current planning process is a real bottleneck.
  That makes drug therapy hard, because we need those important bottlenecks and pivot points to aim our molecules at.
  The bottleneck at this point is effective clinical research that will yield reliable and replicable findings.
  The new court will merge the criminal and central criminal courts and should clear the bottlenecks that have delayed many hearings, according to the parties.
  Mr Speaker, the first order of business for this government is to fully investigate this situation and remove the bottlenecks that have robbed the economy of the full benefits of these projects.
  This bottleneck is one even police are finding difficult to handle.
  The review should also address the bottlenecks in the planning system that are causing unnecessary delays and costs to the construction sector, the CIF said.
  Synonyms
  delay, setback, hitch, snag, difficulty, problem, issue, trouble, wait, waiting period, stoppage
3A device shaped like the neck of a bottle that is worn on a guitarist's finger and used to produce sliding effects on the strings.
（吉他手戴的）瓶颈形压弦器
mass noun I started using bottleneck on the guitar
Example sentencesExamples
- A waistcoat is ideal for guitarists, especially if they have loads of extra pockets where you can store bottlenecks, plectrums, tuners, spare batteries and other bits and bobs.
- Johnson is respected as one of the greatest, though when he first started playing on street corners he played slide with a pocketknife instead of a bottleneck.
- When Fred sat down with his guitar and a bottleneck, everyone joined in.
- There's fast blues and slow blues, and major blues and minor blues, and the kind of blues you play with a bottleneck and the strings already tuned to a chord.
- The 11 Harris originals are all class acts, and the reworking of the traditional folk tune ‘Roberta’ a joy, with Scherr's bottleneck swooping and soaring throughout.
- He uses shadowy ghostings of pedal steel or slide blues tonality, though there are no bottlenecks in sight.
1. 3.1mass noun The style of playing that uses a bottleneck.
  it is the perfect instrument for playing bottleneck
  Example sentencesExamples
  Nevertheless, while the technique of slide or bottleneck guitar may owe something to the touring Hawaiian ensembles so popular in the late 1880s and '90s, the substance and content was an unmistakable African retention
  Soon the room would be filled with the American musician's hard-edged acoustic blues, his bottleneck slide guitar riffs and harsh vocals cutting through the night.
  No Hero's bottleneck guitar screeches and wails in tandem.
  From watching fellow guitarist Son House, he was inspired to develop his own bottleneck slide technique.
  A bottleneck guitar occasionally glides between vocal lines, an organ swells ominously beneath the surface, but this remains the sound of aloneness.
  Williams plays such a ferocious bottleneck guitar that you naturally assume that he used the other part of the bottle to mug someone, having drunk the contents.
  Wednesday and Thursday nights, internationally acclaimed blues singer, songwriter and bottleneck slide guitarist Catfish Keith will play two gigs in the North West.
  She hits the tough notes on ‘Living Hell’ as the band rock it up with bottleneck guitar and wheezy organs adding new textures to the sound.
  Through it all, the common thread is the ancient and blessed backbeat, the timeless cry of the bottleneck guitar, and R.L. Burnside's frequently voiced benediction, ‘Well, well, well…’
  And one doesn't have to search hard to hear other Beck signatures: a bottleneck guitar and busker's harmonica here, a Latin beat there, the Bollywood-style string arrangements of his father, David Campbell.
  Acoustic bottleneck guitar, oblique keyboard phrases, electric licks distilled from Lynyrd Skynyrd, galvanised British 1960s psychedelia, and hooks stronger than Tyson on the comeback trail combine to create a glorious album.

Definition of bottleneck in US English:

bottleneck

nounˈbädlˌnekˈbɑdlˌnɛk

1The neck or mouth of a bottle.
瓶颈
2A narrow section of road or a junction that impedes traffic flow.
瓶颈路段
narrow streets and a lack of parking space combine to make the town a bottleneck
Example sentencesExamples
- This section of motorway, part two-lane and part three-lane, is used by more than 90,000 vehicles a day and has been identified as a bottleneck, with severe queuing during peak periods leading to safety concerns.
- But, I ask you, look around and ahead of and behind you when next you are caught in a traffic bottleneck on an expressway and try to account for the snarl rationally.
- Once they get within a couple of miles, however, the road reverts back to two-way traffic and the bottleneck creates frustrating tailbacks lasting anything up to half an hour depending on the time of day.
- The package announced today will address some serious bottlenecks on the motorway and trunk road network, which currently cause major delays.
- That was helped, he said, by the fact that the local authorities responsible for the roads along the route were working on seven or eight projects involving key bottlenecks and pressure points.
- Another bottleneck exists on Cathedral Road when traffic exiting the Cathedral or coming along the Cathedral Road has to cope with two lines of parked vehicles and heavy trucks.
- Since I moved to Calne 28 years ago the narrow part of Curzon Street has been the main bottleneck for traffic passing through the town centre.
- The goal is to minimize bottlenecks at the access points.
- Location information will provide dispatch offices with information of where assets are, as well as a means by which drivers can be rerouted around traffic bottlenecks.
- One of the areas that we feel needs to be addressed on priority are bottlenecks in several entry points to the city.
- This would be especially good considering the almost daily South Granville Street traffic bottlenecks and gridlock.
- For those who do decide to drive, motorists have been warned of possible bottlenecks on motorway approaches and on main roads into city centres.
- Passengers were yesterday promised improved East Coast rail services after a bottleneck on the route was removed with the opening of a new section of track.
- The mayor said that this section of road was a well-known bottleneck that funneled traffic from four lanes into three lanes.
- The proposed subway is envisaged to clear the traffic bottleneck at this busy junction.
- The traffic bottleneck at Main Street, which has forced motorists to drive onto the footpath, has been a bone of contention for some considerable time.
- ‘York Corporation today announced a plan to close many of the city's major road bottlenecks to traffic, except for access,’ the report began.
- This is why older roads are turning into bottlenecks.
- This particular stretch of road is one of the main bottlenecks for traffic leaving the town during rush hour times.
- Eyewitnesses spoke of people having to fight their way to get near the image, while roads round the temple became bottlenecks of traffic.
Synonyms
traffic jam, jam, congestion, hold-up, gridlock, queue, tailback
1. 2.1 A situation that causes delay in a process or system.
  （影响整个过程或系统的）障碍
  lack of imports is making the bottlenecks in domestic output worse than usual
  Example sentencesExamples
  The bottleneck at this point is effective clinical research that will yield reliable and replicable findings.
  The state government had decided to hand over the laboratory to the Centre in 1995, but administrative bottlenecks caused the seven-year delay.
  Mr Speaker, the first order of business for this government is to fully investigate this situation and remove the bottlenecks that have robbed the economy of the full benefits of these projects.
  As the manufacturing sector continues to grow at a dizzying rate, this is creating a bottleneck in the fast lane of economic development and is an even more pressing problem than power shortages.
  These bottlenecks can delay appropriate assignments of patients to beds.
  That makes drug therapy hard, because we need those important bottlenecks and pivot points to aim our molecules at.
  The current planning process is a real bottleneck.
  Access points can become network bottlenecks.
  According to Airslide President and CEO Marc Zionts, the first problem is to handle today's signaling bottlenecks.
  This bottleneck is one even police are finding difficult to handle.
  Many are repeat offenders creating potentially hazardous bottlenecks.
  But rather than be a bottleneck, the commissioning process usually helps streamline construction by improving schedules and reducing changes.
  In a pull system, the bottleneck governs the rate that patients flow through the whole process.
  The review should also address the bottlenecks in the planning system that are causing unnecessary delays and costs to the construction sector, the CIF said.
  This approach to virtualization concentrates on easing data movement like replication and migration operations, and is also good at identifying system bottlenecks.
  The bottleneck of the process is the passage of the constriction zone.
  But for those without firm contracts to the makers of the filter components, there's a bottleneck in production which might cause problems for some.
  The Prime Minister today released the report from the taskforce he commissioned to examine the bottlenecks in the system.
  And executives need to deal with those people-oriented changes up front or risk delays and bottlenecks in getting e-market initiatives off the ground.
  The new court will merge the criminal and central criminal courts and should clear the bottlenecks that have delayed many hearings, according to the parties.
  Synonyms
  delay, setback, hitch, snag, difficulty, problem, issue, trouble, wait, waiting period, stoppage
3A device shaped like the neck of a bottle, worn on a guitarist's finger to produce special sound effects.
（吉他手戴的）瓶颈形压弦器
Example sentencesExamples
- Johnson is respected as one of the greatest, though when he first started playing on street corners he played slide with a pocketknife instead of a bottleneck.
- The 11 Harris originals are all class acts, and the reworking of the traditional folk tune ‘Roberta’ a joy, with Scherr's bottleneck swooping and soaring throughout.
- There's fast blues and slow blues, and major blues and minor blues, and the kind of blues you play with a bottleneck and the strings already tuned to a chord.
- He uses shadowy ghostings of pedal steel or slide blues tonality, though there are no bottlenecks in sight.
- When Fred sat down with his guitar and a bottleneck, everyone joined in.
- A waistcoat is ideal for guitarists, especially if they have loads of extra pockets where you can store bottlenecks, plectrums, tuners, spare batteries and other bits and bobs.
1. 3.1 The style of guitar playing that uses a device shaped like the neck of a bottle worn on the finger.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Soon the room would be filled with the American musician's hard-edged acoustic blues, his bottleneck slide guitar riffs and harsh vocals cutting through the night.
  A bottleneck guitar occasionally glides between vocal lines, an organ swells ominously beneath the surface, but this remains the sound of aloneness.
  Nevertheless, while the technique of slide or bottleneck guitar may owe something to the touring Hawaiian ensembles so popular in the late 1880s and '90s, the substance and content was an unmistakable African retention
  She hits the tough notes on ‘Living Hell’ as the band rock it up with bottleneck guitar and wheezy organs adding new textures to the sound.
  Acoustic bottleneck guitar, oblique keyboard phrases, electric licks distilled from Lynyrd Skynyrd, galvanised British 1960s psychedelia, and hooks stronger than Tyson on the comeback trail combine to create a glorious album.
  Williams plays such a ferocious bottleneck guitar that you naturally assume that he used the other part of the bottle to mug someone, having drunk the contents.
  And one doesn't have to search hard to hear other Beck signatures: a bottleneck guitar and busker's harmonica here, a Latin beat there, the Bollywood-style string arrangements of his father, David Campbell.
  Through it all, the common thread is the ancient and blessed backbeat, the timeless cry of the bottleneck guitar, and R.L. Burnside's frequently voiced benediction, ‘Well, well, well…’
  No Hero's bottleneck guitar screeches and wails in tandem.
  Wednesday and Thursday nights, internationally acclaimed blues singer, songwriter and bottleneck slide guitarist Catfish Keith will play two gigs in the North West.
  From watching fellow guitarist Son House, he was inspired to develop his own bottleneck slide technique.

词汇	bottleneck
释义	Definition of bottleneck in English: bottleneck noun ˈbɒt(ə)lnɛkˈbɑdlˌnɛk 1The neck or mouth of a bottle. 瓶颈 2A narrow section of road or a junction that impedes traffic flow. 瓶颈路段 the bottleneck on Talbot Road Example sentencesExamples Another bottleneck exists on Cathedral Road when traffic exiting the Cathedral or coming along the Cathedral Road has to cope with two lines of parked vehicles and heavy trucks. This section of motorway, part two-lane and part three-lane, is used by more than 90,000 vehicles a day and has been identified as a bottleneck, with severe queuing during peak periods leading to safety concerns. Since I moved to Calne 28 years ago the narrow part of Curzon Street has been the main bottleneck for traffic passing through the town centre. For those who do decide to drive, motorists have been warned of possible bottlenecks on motorway approaches and on main roads into city centres. The goal is to minimize bottlenecks at the access points. One of the areas that we feel needs to be addressed on priority are bottlenecks in several entry points to the city. Passengers were yesterday promised improved East Coast rail services after a bottleneck on the route was removed with the opening of a new section of track. The proposed subway is envisaged to clear the traffic bottleneck at this busy junction. The mayor said that this section of road was a well-known bottleneck that funneled traffic from four lanes into three lanes. Once they get within a couple of miles, however, the road reverts back to two-way traffic and the bottleneck creates frustrating tailbacks lasting anything up to half an hour depending on the time of day. The traffic bottleneck at Main Street, which has forced motorists to drive onto the footpath, has been a bone of contention for some considerable time. This is why older roads are turning into bottlenecks. Eyewitnesses spoke of people having to fight their way to get near the image, while roads round the temple became bottlenecks of traffic. That was helped, he said, by the fact that the local authorities responsible for the roads along the route were working on seven or eight projects involving key bottlenecks and pressure points. Location information will provide dispatch offices with information of where assets are, as well as a means by which drivers can be rerouted around traffic bottlenecks. ‘York Corporation today announced a plan to close many of the city's major road bottlenecks to traffic, except for access,’ the report began. This would be especially good considering the almost daily South Granville Street traffic bottlenecks and gridlock. But, I ask you, look around and ahead of and behind you when next you are caught in a traffic bottleneck on an expressway and try to account for the snarl rationally. This particular stretch of road is one of the main bottlenecks for traffic leaving the town during rush hour times. The package announced today will address some serious bottlenecks on the motorway and trunk road network, which currently cause major delays. Synonyms traffic jam, jam, congestion, hold-up, gridlock, queue, tailback constriction, narrowing, restriction, obstruction, block, blockage, stoppage informal snarl-up 2.1 A situation that causes delay in a process or system. （影响整个过程或系统的）障碍 animated films are still stymied by a technological bottleneck Example sentencesExamples According to Airslide President and CEO Marc Zionts, the first problem is to handle today's signaling bottlenecks. This approach to virtualization concentrates on easing data movement like replication and migration operations, and is also good at identifying system bottlenecks. As the manufacturing sector continues to grow at a dizzying rate, this is creating a bottleneck in the fast lane of economic development and is an even more pressing problem than power shortages. And executives need to deal with those people-oriented changes up front or risk delays and bottlenecks in getting e-market initiatives off the ground. Many are repeat offenders creating potentially hazardous bottlenecks. The Prime Minister today released the report from the taskforce he commissioned to examine the bottlenecks in the system. These bottlenecks can delay appropriate assignments of patients to beds. The bottleneck of the process is the passage of the constriction zone. The state government had decided to hand over the laboratory to the Centre in 1995, but administrative bottlenecks caused the seven-year delay. In a pull system, the bottleneck governs the rate that patients flow through the whole process. Access points can become network bottlenecks. But for those without firm contracts to the makers of the filter components, there's a bottleneck in production which might cause problems for some. But rather than be a bottleneck, the commissioning process usually helps streamline construction by improving schedules and reducing changes. The current planning process is a real bottleneck. That makes drug therapy hard, because we need those important bottlenecks and pivot points to aim our molecules at. The bottleneck at this point is effective clinical research that will yield reliable and replicable findings. The new court will merge the criminal and central criminal courts and should clear the bottlenecks that have delayed many hearings, according to the parties. Mr Speaker, the first order of business for this government is to fully investigate this situation and remove the bottlenecks that have robbed the economy of the full benefits of these projects. This bottleneck is one even police are finding difficult to handle. The review should also address the bottlenecks in the planning system that are causing unnecessary delays and costs to the construction sector, the CIF said. Synonyms delay, setback, hitch, snag, difficulty, problem, issue, trouble, wait, waiting period, stoppage 3A device shaped like the neck of a bottle that is worn on a guitarist's finger and used to produce sliding effects on the strings. （吉他手戴的）瓶颈形压弦器 mass noun I started using bottleneck on the guitar Example sentencesExamples A waistcoat is ideal for guitarists, especially if they have loads of extra pockets where you can store bottlenecks, plectrums, tuners, spare batteries and other bits and bobs. Johnson is respected as one of the greatest, though when he first started playing on street corners he played slide with a pocketknife instead of a bottleneck. When Fred sat down with his guitar and a bottleneck, everyone joined in. There's fast blues and slow blues, and major blues and minor blues, and the kind of blues you play with a bottleneck and the strings already tuned to a chord. The 11 Harris originals are all class acts, and the reworking of the traditional folk tune ‘Roberta’ a joy, with Scherr's bottleneck swooping and soaring throughout. He uses shadowy ghostings of pedal steel or slide blues tonality, though there are no bottlenecks in sight. 3.1mass noun The style of playing that uses a bottleneck. it is the perfect instrument for playing bottleneck Example sentencesExamples Nevertheless, while the technique of slide or bottleneck guitar may owe something to the touring Hawaiian ensembles so popular in the late 1880s and '90s, the substance and content was an unmistakable African retention Soon the room would be filled with the American musician's hard-edged acoustic blues, his bottleneck slide guitar riffs and harsh vocals cutting through the night. No Hero's bottleneck guitar screeches and wails in tandem. From watching fellow guitarist Son House, he was inspired to develop his own bottleneck slide technique. A bottleneck guitar occasionally glides between vocal lines, an organ swells ominously beneath the surface, but this remains the sound of aloneness. Williams plays such a ferocious bottleneck guitar that you naturally assume that he used the other part of the bottle to mug someone, having drunk the contents. Wednesday and Thursday nights, internationally acclaimed blues singer, songwriter and bottleneck slide guitarist Catfish Keith will play two gigs in the North West. She hits the tough notes on ‘Living Hell’ as the band rock it up with bottleneck guitar and wheezy organs adding new textures to the sound. Through it all, the common thread is the ancient and blessed backbeat, the timeless cry of the bottleneck guitar, and R.L. Burnside's frequently voiced benediction, ‘Well, well, well…’ And one doesn't have to search hard to hear other Beck signatures: a bottleneck guitar and busker's harmonica here, a Latin beat there, the Bollywood-style string arrangements of his father, David Campbell. Acoustic bottleneck guitar, oblique keyboard phrases, electric licks distilled from Lynyrd Skynyrd, galvanised British 1960s psychedelia, and hooks stronger than Tyson on the comeback trail combine to create a glorious album. Definition of bottleneck in US English: bottleneck nounˈbädlˌnekˈbɑdlˌnɛk 1The neck or mouth of a bottle. 瓶颈 2A narrow section of road or a junction that impedes traffic flow. 瓶颈路段 narrow streets and a lack of parking space combine to make the town a bottleneck Example sentencesExamples This section of motorway, part two-lane and part three-lane, is used by more than 90,000 vehicles a day and has been identified as a bottleneck, with severe queuing during peak periods leading to safety concerns. But, I ask you, look around and ahead of and behind you when next you are caught in a traffic bottleneck on an expressway and try to account for the snarl rationally. Once they get within a couple of miles, however, the road reverts back to two-way traffic and the bottleneck creates frustrating tailbacks lasting anything up to half an hour depending on the time of day. The package announced today will address some serious bottlenecks on the motorway and trunk road network, which currently cause major delays. That was helped, he said, by the fact that the local authorities responsible for the roads along the route were working on seven or eight projects involving key bottlenecks and pressure points. Another bottleneck exists on Cathedral Road when traffic exiting the Cathedral or coming along the Cathedral Road has to cope with two lines of parked vehicles and heavy trucks. Since I moved to Calne 28 years ago the narrow part of Curzon Street has been the main bottleneck for traffic passing through the town centre. The goal is to minimize bottlenecks at the access points. Location information will provide dispatch offices with information of where assets are, as well as a means by which drivers can be rerouted around traffic bottlenecks. One of the areas that we feel needs to be addressed on priority are bottlenecks in several entry points to the city. This would be especially good considering the almost daily South Granville Street traffic bottlenecks and gridlock. For those who do decide to drive, motorists have been warned of possible bottlenecks on motorway approaches and on main roads into city centres. Passengers were yesterday promised improved East Coast rail services after a bottleneck on the route was removed with the opening of a new section of track. The mayor said that this section of road was a well-known bottleneck that funneled traffic from four lanes into three lanes. The proposed subway is envisaged to clear the traffic bottleneck at this busy junction. The traffic bottleneck at Main Street, which has forced motorists to drive onto the footpath, has been a bone of contention for some considerable time. ‘York Corporation today announced a plan to close many of the city's major road bottlenecks to traffic, except for access,’ the report began. This is why older roads are turning into bottlenecks. This particular stretch of road is one of the main bottlenecks for traffic leaving the town during rush hour times. Eyewitnesses spoke of people having to fight their way to get near the image, while roads round the temple became bottlenecks of traffic. Synonyms traffic jam, jam, congestion, hold-up, gridlock, queue, tailback 2.1 A situation that causes delay in a process or system. （影响整个过程或系统的）障碍 lack of imports is making the bottlenecks in domestic output worse than usual Example sentencesExamples The bottleneck at this point is effective clinical research that will yield reliable and replicable findings. The state government had decided to hand over the laboratory to the Centre in 1995, but administrative bottlenecks caused the seven-year delay. Mr Speaker, the first order of business for this government is to fully investigate this situation and remove the bottlenecks that have robbed the economy of the full benefits of these projects. As the manufacturing sector continues to grow at a dizzying rate, this is creating a bottleneck in the fast lane of economic development and is an even more pressing problem than power shortages. These bottlenecks can delay appropriate assignments of patients to beds. That makes drug therapy hard, because we need those important bottlenecks and pivot points to aim our molecules at. The current planning process is a real bottleneck. Access points can become network bottlenecks. According to Airslide President and CEO Marc Zionts, the first problem is to handle today's signaling bottlenecks. This bottleneck is one even police are finding difficult to handle. Many are repeat offenders creating potentially hazardous bottlenecks. But rather than be a bottleneck, the commissioning process usually helps streamline construction by improving schedules and reducing changes. In a pull system, the bottleneck governs the rate that patients flow through the whole process. The review should also address the bottlenecks in the planning system that are causing unnecessary delays and costs to the construction sector, the CIF said. This approach to virtualization concentrates on easing data movement like replication and migration operations, and is also good at identifying system bottlenecks. The bottleneck of the process is the passage of the constriction zone. But for those without firm contracts to the makers of the filter components, there's a bottleneck in production which might cause problems for some. The Prime Minister today released the report from the taskforce he commissioned to examine the bottlenecks in the system. And executives need to deal with those people-oriented changes up front or risk delays and bottlenecks in getting e-market initiatives off the ground. The new court will merge the criminal and central criminal courts and should clear the bottlenecks that have delayed many hearings, according to the parties. Synonyms delay, setback, hitch, snag, difficulty, problem, issue, trouble, wait, waiting period, stoppage 3A device shaped like the neck of a bottle, worn on a guitarist's finger to produce special sound effects. （吉他手戴的）瓶颈形压弦器 Example sentencesExamples Johnson is respected as one of the greatest, though when he first started playing on street corners he played slide with a pocketknife instead of a bottleneck. The 11 Harris originals are all class acts, and the reworking of the traditional folk tune ‘Roberta’ a joy, with Scherr's bottleneck swooping and soaring throughout. There's fast blues and slow blues, and major blues and minor blues, and the kind of blues you play with a bottleneck and the strings already tuned to a chord. He uses shadowy ghostings of pedal steel or slide blues tonality, though there are no bottlenecks in sight. When Fred sat down with his guitar and a bottleneck, everyone joined in. A waistcoat is ideal for guitarists, especially if they have loads of extra pockets where you can store bottlenecks, plectrums, tuners, spare batteries and other bits and bobs. 3.1 The style of guitar playing that uses a device shaped like the neck of a bottle worn on the finger. Example sentencesExamples Soon the room would be filled with the American musician's hard-edged acoustic blues, his bottleneck slide guitar riffs and harsh vocals cutting through the night. A bottleneck guitar occasionally glides between vocal lines, an organ swells ominously beneath the surface, but this remains the sound of aloneness. Nevertheless, while the technique of slide or bottleneck guitar may owe something to the touring Hawaiian ensembles so popular in the late 1880s and '90s, the substance and content was an unmistakable African retention She hits the tough notes on ‘Living Hell’ as the band rock it up with bottleneck guitar and wheezy organs adding new textures to the sound. Acoustic bottleneck guitar, oblique keyboard phrases, electric licks distilled from Lynyrd Skynyrd, galvanised British 1960s psychedelia, and hooks stronger than Tyson on the comeback trail combine to create a glorious album. Williams plays such a ferocious bottleneck guitar that you naturally assume that he used the other part of the bottle to mug someone, having drunk the contents. And one doesn't have to search hard to hear other Beck signatures: a bottleneck guitar and busker's harmonica here, a Latin beat there, the Bollywood-style string arrangements of his father, David Campbell. Through it all, the common thread is the ancient and blessed backbeat, the timeless cry of the bottleneck guitar, and R.L. Burnside's frequently voiced benediction, ‘Well, well, well…’ No Hero's bottleneck guitar screeches and wails in tandem. Wednesday and Thursday nights, internationally acclaimed blues singer, songwriter and bottleneck slide guitarist Catfish Keith will play two gigs in the North West. From watching fellow guitarist Son House, he was inspired to develop his own bottleneck slide technique.
随便看	contagionist contagions contagious contagious abortion contagious disease contagiously contagiously contagiousness contagiousness contagium contain containable containable contained container container-grown containerisation containerise containerization containerization containerize containerized containerized containerless containerload