Definition of black box in English:

black box

noun

1A flight recorder in an aircraft.
（飞机）黑匣子
Example sentencesExamples
- The aircraft's black boxes could also hold the key to the accident.
- The data recorder was one of the two black boxes aboard the flight.
- Both black boxes from the hijacked aircraft have also been recovered.
- They have found the so-called black boxes, or the flight data recorders, which are very crucial.
- Remember, these dogs are used as ‘sniffer’ dogs for illegal drugs and to find black boxes after airline crashes.
1. 1.1informal A complex system or device whose internal workings are hidden or not readily understood.
  Example sentencesExamples
  User stupidity will probably one day bring the black box to cars.
  Well of course things like motor cars are black boxes, they're virtually computers on wheels.
  And it makes everyone involved hold their breath, because it's a complete black box.
  Even the best managers and most sophisticated thinkers start with the assumption that innovation is a mysterious black box.
  As a magical black box, computers were portrayed as a source of hope amidst fear.
  Unfortunately, these days universities turn out users who employ codes as black boxes but do not understand what they do or when their results can be trusted.
  The current choice of TV addicts is still TiVo, the magic black box that records shows onto a hard drive.
  I insert a small black box of electronics which takes the place of a key, press the starter button, and off we go.
  Effectively a complex set of manual operations is automated, creating a black box for the end user with no wish to explore further.
  If American radiologists were put out of business because doctors could obtain MRI analysis more cheaply by using the imported Asian black boxes, then no tariff protection would be warranted.
  The black box determines how we translate complex information into decisions.
  Specialized diagnostic equipment is a computerized black box these days.
  Computer games are a sort of a black box, where players enter some input and get some output in return, based on rules they can't be sure of.
  At your end, you will need a desktop computer or a networked group of desktop computers that can link to the black box.
  Next, I needed to take the audio output from the camera and connect it to a mysterious black box that processes time code.
  Instead, they decided to regard all search engines as black boxes, and concentrate on creating the most relevant content.
  Can't we just piece together all the black boxes knowing only their input/output specifications and achieve a working solution?
  So that's imagining the brain as something like a computer with inputs and outputs and a black box in between.
  Perhaps draw him as a little black box of secrets, I mean he sure is mysterious enough to be a black box.
  We've taken an industry that basically operates in a black box, and we've created transparency.

Definition of black box in US English:

black box

nounˈˌblæk ˈbɑksˈˌblak ˈbäks

1A flight recorder in an aircraft.
（飞机）黑匣子
Example sentencesExamples
- Remember, these dogs are used as ‘sniffer’ dogs for illegal drugs and to find black boxes after airline crashes.
- The data recorder was one of the two black boxes aboard the flight.
- They have found the so-called black boxes, or the flight data recorders, which are very crucial.
- The aircraft's black boxes could also hold the key to the accident.
- Both black boxes from the hijacked aircraft have also been recovered.
1. 1.1informal Any complex piece of equipment, typically a unit in an electronic system, with contents that are mysterious to the user.
  黑匣设备（指使用者不了解其内部结构的电子设备）
  Example sentencesExamples
  I insert a small black box of electronics which takes the place of a key, press the starter button, and off we go.
  As a magical black box, computers were portrayed as a source of hope amidst fear.
  Specialized diagnostic equipment is a computerized black box these days.
  Effectively a complex set of manual operations is automated, creating a black box for the end user with no wish to explore further.
  Computer games are a sort of a black box, where players enter some input and get some output in return, based on rules they can't be sure of.
  Well of course things like motor cars are black boxes, they're virtually computers on wheels.
  We've taken an industry that basically operates in a black box, and we've created transparency.
  Unfortunately, these days universities turn out users who employ codes as black boxes but do not understand what they do or when their results can be trusted.
  Perhaps draw him as a little black box of secrets, I mean he sure is mysterious enough to be a black box.
  So that's imagining the brain as something like a computer with inputs and outputs and a black box in between.
  If American radiologists were put out of business because doctors could obtain MRI analysis more cheaply by using the imported Asian black boxes, then no tariff protection would be warranted.
  Can't we just piece together all the black boxes knowing only their input/output specifications and achieve a working solution?
  Instead, they decided to regard all search engines as black boxes, and concentrate on creating the most relevant content.
  Next, I needed to take the audio output from the camera and connect it to a mysterious black box that processes time code.
  The current choice of TV addicts is still TiVo, the magic black box that records shows onto a hard drive.
  The black box determines how we translate complex information into decisions.
  Even the best managers and most sophisticated thinkers start with the assumption that innovation is a mysterious black box.
  And it makes everyone involved hold their breath, because it's a complete black box.
  User stupidity will probably one day bring the black box to cars.
  At your end, you will need a desktop computer or a networked group of desktop computers that can link to the black box.

词汇	black box
释义	Definition of black box in English: black box noun 1A flight recorder in an aircraft. （飞机）黑匣子 Example sentencesExamples The aircraft's black boxes could also hold the key to the accident. The data recorder was one of the two black boxes aboard the flight. Both black boxes from the hijacked aircraft have also been recovered. They have found the so-called black boxes, or the flight data recorders, which are very crucial. Remember, these dogs are used as ‘sniffer’ dogs for illegal drugs and to find black boxes after airline crashes. 1.1informal A complex system or device whose internal workings are hidden or not readily understood. Example sentencesExamples User stupidity will probably one day bring the black box to cars. Well of course things like motor cars are black boxes, they're virtually computers on wheels. And it makes everyone involved hold their breath, because it's a complete black box. Even the best managers and most sophisticated thinkers start with the assumption that innovation is a mysterious black box. As a magical black box, computers were portrayed as a source of hope amidst fear. Unfortunately, these days universities turn out users who employ codes as black boxes but do not understand what they do or when their results can be trusted. The current choice of TV addicts is still TiVo, the magic black box that records shows onto a hard drive. I insert a small black box of electronics which takes the place of a key, press the starter button, and off we go. Effectively a complex set of manual operations is automated, creating a black box for the end user with no wish to explore further. If American radiologists were put out of business because doctors could obtain MRI analysis more cheaply by using the imported Asian black boxes, then no tariff protection would be warranted. The black box determines how we translate complex information into decisions. Specialized diagnostic equipment is a computerized black box these days. Computer games are a sort of a black box, where players enter some input and get some output in return, based on rules they can't be sure of. At your end, you will need a desktop computer or a networked group of desktop computers that can link to the black box. Next, I needed to take the audio output from the camera and connect it to a mysterious black box that processes time code. Instead, they decided to regard all search engines as black boxes, and concentrate on creating the most relevant content. Can't we just piece together all the black boxes knowing only their input/output specifications and achieve a working solution? So that's imagining the brain as something like a computer with inputs and outputs and a black box in between. Perhaps draw him as a little black box of secrets, I mean he sure is mysterious enough to be a black box. We've taken an industry that basically operates in a black box, and we've created transparency. Definition of black box in US English: black box nounˈˌblæk ˈbɑksˈˌblak ˈbäks 1A flight recorder in an aircraft. （飞机）黑匣子 Example sentencesExamples Remember, these dogs are used as ‘sniffer’ dogs for illegal drugs and to find black boxes after airline crashes. The data recorder was one of the two black boxes aboard the flight. They have found the so-called black boxes, or the flight data recorders, which are very crucial. The aircraft's black boxes could also hold the key to the accident. Both black boxes from the hijacked aircraft have also been recovered. 1.1informal Any complex piece of equipment, typically a unit in an electronic system, with contents that are mysterious to the user. 黑匣设备（指使用者不了解其内部结构的电子设备） Example sentencesExamples I insert a small black box of electronics which takes the place of a key, press the starter button, and off we go. As a magical black box, computers were portrayed as a source of hope amidst fear. Specialized diagnostic equipment is a computerized black box these days. Effectively a complex set of manual operations is automated, creating a black box for the end user with no wish to explore further. Computer games are a sort of a black box, where players enter some input and get some output in return, based on rules they can't be sure of. Well of course things like motor cars are black boxes, they're virtually computers on wheels. We've taken an industry that basically operates in a black box, and we've created transparency. Unfortunately, these days universities turn out users who employ codes as black boxes but do not understand what they do or when their results can be trusted. Perhaps draw him as a little black box of secrets, I mean he sure is mysterious enough to be a black box. So that's imagining the brain as something like a computer with inputs and outputs and a black box in between. If American radiologists were put out of business because doctors could obtain MRI analysis more cheaply by using the imported Asian black boxes, then no tariff protection would be warranted. Can't we just piece together all the black boxes knowing only their input/output specifications and achieve a working solution? Instead, they decided to regard all search engines as black boxes, and concentrate on creating the most relevant content. Next, I needed to take the audio output from the camera and connect it to a mysterious black box that processes time code. The current choice of TV addicts is still TiVo, the magic black box that records shows onto a hard drive. The black box determines how we translate complex information into decisions. Even the best managers and most sophisticated thinkers start with the assumption that innovation is a mysterious black box. And it makes everyone involved hold their breath, because it's a complete black box. User stupidity will probably one day bring the black box to cars. At your end, you will need a desktop computer or a networked group of desktop computers that can link to the black box.
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