generalised

英 [ˈdʒɛnərəlaɪzd]

美 [ˈdʒɛnərəˌlaɪzd]

网络  广义; 全面; 普遍化; 广义的; 广泛的

过去分词：generalised　

BNC.14943 / COCA.40577

英英释义

adj

• not biologically differentiated or adapted to a specific function or environment
  1. the hedgehog is a primitive and generalized mammal
  Synonym:generalized

双语例句

• Private banks collectively cannot self-insure against a generalised run on the banks.
  作为一个整体，私人银行无法针对全面挤兑进行自我承保。
• First comes a set of solutions if the problem is one of deep uncertainty over the valuation of asset-backed securities, which is causing mistrust among financial companies and a generalised loss of confidence.
  首先是一套解决方案&假定这个问题是资产抵押证券价值面临的深层不确定因素之一。这个问题正在造成金融机构之间的互不信任，以及人们普遍丧失信心。
• But this needs to be generalised.
  但这种方法仍有待推广。
• The EU has still not provided a generalised crisis resolution regime.
  欧盟还未制定出一个普遍的危机解决机制。
• Yet the links that make this a generalised crisis of the West should be obvious.
  然而，让这些问题成为西方普遍危机的那些联系，应当十分明显。
• The latest paper backs this position, saying: A financial meltdown and a generalised loss of confidence have been avoided.
  最新的文件支持这一立场，文件称：金融崩盘和信心全面丧失的情况已得到避免。
• Much of the research on online communication has looked at email, but it seems that many of the results can be generalised to apply to chat rooms and forums too.
  许多网络传播的研究都集中在电子邮件上，然而我发现它的结论通常也能推广一下，应用到聊天室和论坛上。
• Generalised attacks on securitisation may be heard in Frankfurt and Paris, but must be firmly rejected.
  在法兰克福和巴黎，可能会听到对资产证券化的泛泛攻击，但对此必须坚决予以抵制。
• Its dramatic nuances were often generalised to the point of opacity.
  它那戏剧性的微妙之处常被含糊处理到了晦涩的地步。
• But, in the US, a generalised attachment to liberty has somehow turned into an unquestioning veneration of the constitution that has become almost quasi-religious.
  但是在美国，凡事都扯上自由在某种程度上变成了一种对宪法的绝对崇拜，这差不多已经变成一种准宗教情结了。