specialness
英
美
网络 特殊感; 特殊性; 特殊禀异; 历尽起初的特定性
COCA.31101
英英释义
noun
- the quality of being particular and pertaining to a specific case or instance
- the particularity of human situations
- a distinguishing trait
双语例句
- To play the role of intellectuals, library scientists should actively enter into the public sphere and in which express their concern opinion like "amateurs", make themselves the persons of great wisdom who can link specialness to publicness, lead public topic and transmit public value.
图书馆学家如果希望发挥知识分子的作用,就应该主动地、积极地介入公共领域并在其中表达业余的关怀意见,成为能够连接专业与公共、引领公共话题、传达公共价值的大识见者。 - That doesn't negate that, but in some ways it brings up the specialness of other things and makes us feel a part of that.
上面的观点不否认这一点,同时却注意到了其他事物的特别之处,并让我们感受到是其中的一部分。 - To appreciate Georgia's specialness, you need to realize that the housing bubble was a geographically uneven affair.
要理解乔治亚的特殊性,就要了解到住房泡沫在地理分布上是不平均的。 - The distribution of the grammatical features reveals that the semantic specialness of visual behavior verbs affects their grammatical functions.
语法特征分布状态表明,视觉行为动词词义的特殊性会对动词语法功能产生影响。 - It may be camouflaged, temporarily anesthetized, or denied, but it is the force behind every pursuit of relief and pleasure in specialness.
它可加以伪装或暂时麻痹、予以否认,然而它是每一个寻求特殊性慰藉与乐趣背后的动力。 - Because of the specialness of this industry, it is a shortcut for us to find a way, from the point of design resources, to these problems.
由于创意产业产品的特殊性,从设计资源的角度研究、探寻解决问题的思路是一种捷径。 - Because of the specialness of the sea area, the popular methods of capital appraising are limited in use in the sea area appraising.
由于海域的特性,资产评估的一般方法在海域评估中的应用受到一定的限制。 - Then combining with the specialness of media workers 'psychological contract, the essay analyses the requirements and principles of constructing media incentive mechanism based on psychological contract.
进而结合媒体员工心理契约的特殊性,分析了基于心理契约的媒介激励机制的构建条件,并提出来有针对性的构建原则。 - Or do you wear your poverty as a badge of specialness?
还是你会用贫穷来凸显你的清高? - Fitzgerald, a writer obsessed with the good-or-ill specialness of being American ( as in There are no second acts in American lives), saw splendour as his nation's inexhaustible, ineluctable bequest to the world.
菲茨杰拉德沉迷于描写作为美国人的或好或坏的特征(正如在美国人生命中没有第二种行动),他将荣耀看成自己国家给世界留下的无穷无尽、不可避免的遗产。