embodiments

英 [ɪmˈbɒdɪmənts]

美 [ɛmˈbɑdimənts]

n.  (体现一种思想或品质的)典型，化身
embodiment的复数

双语例句

• Karl Marx, who came from a Jewish family, regarded Jews as the embodiments of capitalism who could only be rescued from their ancestral curse through revolution.
  出生于犹太家庭的卡尔马克思认为犹太民族就是资本主义的化身，只有通过革命才能将其从祖先的诅咒中拯救出来。
• In yet other embodiments, the formulation is included in a scalp serum treatment.
  然而在其他实施例中，此配方设计被包含于头皮血清疗法中。
• Thus only beings that have achieved full ascension and then returned to incarnation are considered to be true embodiments of Ascended Masters.
  因此惟有能够达成完全的扬升而后回到化身中的存有才被视为是真正的扬升大师体现。
• In a similar manner in which much of humanity does not pay attention to the wishes of soul, such souls who choose non-physical power do not pay attention to the wishes of their embodiments.
  以类似的方式，在许多人类不能对灵魂的希望予以关注时，这些选择非物质力量的灵魂也不能对他们化身的希望予以关注。
• The yidams are symbolic manifestations and embodiments of Sambhogakaya.
  本尊是法身现象象征性的具体化和精神的肉体化。
• In certain preferred embodiments, the flexible graphite shell is fluid impermeable.
  在某些优选实施方案中，该柔性石墨罩壳是流体不可渗透的。
• Throughout this series, Zhang focuses on individual fates as embodiments of the collective psychological character of his generation.
  透过这个系列，张晓刚的主题是个人命运其实就体现他这一代的共同心理特徵。
• Cultural meanings are embodiments of the nationality.
  摘要国俗语义是民族性的一种表现。
• Trees in particular were mysterious and seemed to me direct embodiments of the incomprehensible meaning of life.
  特别是树具有神秘性，对我来说它似乎就是令人难以领悟的生命意义的直接化身。
• Embodiments: Tactile or visual models that are meant to represent mathematical relationships and concepts in a ready apprehensible form.
  具体呈现：触觉或视觉模型，用一种可理解的形式表征数学关系和概念。