operative

• adj. 有效的；运转着的；从事生产劳动的
• n. 侦探；技工

来自operate,运作，操作。

operative (adj.)

"producing the intended effect," early 15c., from Old French operatif (14c.) or directly from Late Latin operativus "creative, formative," from operat-, past participle stem of operari (see operation). Weakened sense of "significant, important" is from 1955.

operative (n.)

"worker, operator," 1809, from operative (adj.); sense of "secret agent, spy" is first attested 1930, probably from its use by the Pinkerton Detective Agency as a title for their private detectives (1905).

1. Her aggressive moods alternated with gentle or more co-operative states.

她情绪多变，时而咄咄逼人，时而又显得温柔平和或乐于合作。

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2. The Youth Training Scheme was operative by the end of 1983.

青年培训计划一直持续到1983年底。

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3. They decided a housing co-operative was the way to regenerate Ormiston Crescent.

他们最终决定通过住房合作社来重建奥米斯顿月牙街。

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4. The restaurant is run as a co-operative.

这家饭店是合作经营的。

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5. I made every effort to be co-operative.

我尽了最大努力配合。

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