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bodily發(fā)音

英：['b?d?l?]　　美：[?bɑdl?]

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bodily中文意思翻譯

adj.肉體的,身體的, 具體的

adv.全部地, 活生生地, 親自地

bodily詞形變化

動(dòng)詞過(guò)去分詞: bodied | 動(dòng)詞現在分詞: bodying | 動(dòng)詞過(guò)去式: bodied | 動(dòng)詞第三人稱(chēng)單數: bodies | 名詞復數: bodies |

bodily同義詞

biological | forcibly | fleshly | alive | physically | corporal | physical | corporally | corporeal | human | somatic | in person

bodily反義詞

spiritual | mental

bodily常見(jiàn)例句

1 、If the victim sustained bodily injury, increase by 2 levels.───如果被害人遭受身體傷害，則增加2級。

2 、An abnormally high bodily temperature, as from a fever.───發(fā)熱如發(fā)燒等不正常的高體溫

3 、A substance or structure that mediates a specific response in a bodily tissue.───介體作為身體組織之反應的介體的物質(zhì)或構造

4 、All bodily tortures in the absence of celibacy are of no avail;such is the opinion of Lord Jinendra.───在無(wú)禁欲中所有身體的痛苦都是無(wú)效的，這就是耆那教義的看法。

5 、Double Indemnity for Bodily Injury due to Public Conveyance Accident.───公共交通工具意外雙倍保障。

6 、His bodily form, erect and looking heavenwards, admonishes him to mind the things that are above.───他軀體的形態(tài)，直立和仰向蒼天，告誡他應思考天上的事物。

7 、Covers death or permanent disablement to the insured person due to bodily injury resulting from an accident.───保障被保險人由于意外受傷而導致的死亡或終身殘障。

8 、They sued for negligence and bodily harm.─── 他們起訴過(guò)失侵權和人身傷害罪

9 、Either of two bodily humors, black bile or yellow bile, in medieval physiology.───發(fā)怒液在古代生理學(xué)中人體黑色膽汁和**膽汁的任一種

10 、An abnormal bodily condition, especially of the blood.───體液不調一種不正常的軀體狀況，尤指血液

11 、A fever or bodily inflammation.───發(fā)燒或身體發(fā)炎

12 、God, the baby is going from a womb surrounded by bodily fluids to a ship surrounded by bodily solids.─── 天啊 這個(gè)寶寶要離開(kāi) 被分泌物環(huán)繞的子宮 進(jìn)入被排泄物環(huán)繞的飛船

13 、The prisoners were thrown bodily into the police van.───囚犯被揪著(zhù)推進(jìn)警車(chē)。

14 、Relating to or arising from any of the bodily humors.───體液的，由體液引起的源于或與任何一種體液有關(guān)的

15 、The bodily structure of a plant or an animal or of any of its parts.───分解動(dòng)植物及其身體部分的結構

16 、He was charged with maliciously inflicting grievous bodily harm.───他被控蓄意嚴重傷害他人身體。

17 、A big man can have bodily strength, but spiritual weakness.───一個(gè)身材高大的人可能身體健壯，但可能精神脆弱。

18 、The audience rose bodily to cheer the speaker.───聽(tīng)眾全體起立向演講者歡呼。

19 、Its musical style includes irregular rhythmic patterns, vigorous bodily movements.───其音樂(lè )風(fēng)格包括不規則的節奏模式、強有力的身體運動(dòng)。

20 、In the legal sense the intention to cause grievous bodily harm constitutes murder if the victim dies.───在法律意義上，如果受害人死亡，造成重傷的意圖構成謀殺。

21 、If the bad thoughts are destroyed, bodily diseases and problems will vanish.───假如我們能將不好的想法消滅,那么大多數身體上的疾病都會(huì )隨著(zhù)消失。

22 、Relating to bodily fluids, especially serum.───體液的與體液(尤是血清)有關(guān)的

23 、Extension of a bodily joint beyond its normal range of motion.───伸直過(guò)度身體關(guān)節超過(guò)正常運動(dòng)范圍的伸展

24 、A subdivisionof a bodily organ or part bounded by fissures, connective tissue, or other structural boundaries.───葉身體器官和部分的細分部分,由裂紋、連接組織或其他組織邊界粘連。

25 、One of action of human body sarcous are to bear weight, keep bodily form.───人體肌肉的作用之一是承受重量、維持體形。

26 、In 1)bodily form, 2)symmetry is beauty.───在體型方面，對稱(chēng)就是美。

27 、She heard a noise in her house last night, and she was in such bodily fear that she neither spoke nor moved.───她昨晚在屋里聽(tīng)到一陣響聲，嚇得既說(shuō)不出話(huà)也動(dòng)彈不得。

28 、He pleaded guilty to assault occasion actual bodily harm.───他供認了引起實(shí)際身體傷害的侵犯人身罪。

29 、In this period, tall has elegantly experienced bodily and thepsychological double aspect tribulation.───在這期間，喬娜經(jīng)歷了身體和心理雙方面的磨難。

30 、The telling of a story without words, by means of bodily movements, gestures, and facial expressions.───啞劇表演不用語(yǔ)言，借助于身體、動(dòng)作、手勢和面部表情來(lái)講述故事

31 、The main part of a bodily structure or organ.───主體身體結構或器官的主要部分

32 、A bodily manifestation of a supernatural being.───化身超自然物以人身顯形

33 、Parts of your article have been lifted bodily from a well-known magazine.───你的文章中有幾部分是從一本有名的雜志中整個(gè)抄襲來(lái)的。

34 、A condition of inflammation, soreness, or irritability of a bodily organ or part.───發(fā)炎，疼痛，或過(guò)敏身體某個(gè)器官或部位發(fā)炎，疼痛，或過(guò)敏等狀況

35 、The bodily taking up of the Virgin Mary into heaven after her death.───圣母升天圣母瑪麗亞死后升天

36 、Our bodily cells contain space, which give freedom to the tissues to perform their normal functions.───人體內的細胞包含空間，后者給予組織自由從而執行正常的功能。

37 、A bodily attitude or position,especially one assumed for an artist or a photographer.───姿勢身體呈現的樣子或姿勢，尤指為畫(huà)家或攝影師而擺出者。

38 、Other animals have a wider tolerance for changes of bodily temperature.───其它動(dòng)物對體溫的變化有更強的適應性。

39 、In the gloom it was as if he ran against them without feeling their bodily frames.───在那一片沉沉的夜色中，他好象和他們碰撞，而卻觸不到他們有血有肉的形體。

40 、One reason for this discrepancy is that different bodily events are controlled by different factors.───出現這種差異的一個(gè)原因是人體的不同活動(dòng)受到不同因素的支配。

41 、II have to initiate all bodily contact.─── 所有的肢體接觸必須由我主導

42 、The opening to any cavity or canal in an organ or a bodily part.───出口處器官或身體某部位上通向任何洞腔或通道的開(kāi)口處

43 、To give bodily, especially human, form to.───使具人形給予身體的形狀，尤指人體

44 、Crucify Him not in thy mind nor in thy bodily activities.───不要在你的思想中、行為中將他上十架。

45 、Internal bodily organs; viscera.───內臟身體內部器官；內臟

46 、Paul Farmer. "Bad Blood, Spoiled Milk: Bodily Fluids as Moral Barometers in Rural Haiti." 63-83.───“不健康的血液，變質(zhì)的牛奶：如同海地農村道德氣壓計一般的體液”，63-83頁(yè)

47 、The audience rose bodily to cheer the hero.───聽(tīng)眾全體起立向那位英雄歡呼致意。

48 、If the threat is of serious bodily injury.─── 如果該威脅的結果是嚴重的身體創(chuàng )傷

49 、From the bodily point of view man is a sharer of the animal kingdom.───從肉體的角度看，人屬于動(dòng)物范疇。

50 、The crownlike upper portion of a bodily part or structure, such as the top of the head.───冠部身體某部分或結構的冠狀頂部，例如：頭頂

51 、Is it an unskillful bodily act, with painful consequences, painful results?───它會(huì )是一種不善巧的身業(yè)，有苦果、苦報么?

52 、Improper use possibly result in bodily damnify, and mangle fintness machine.───使用不恰當可能會(huì )因導致身體受傷和損壞機器。

53 、He likes to be sure of his bodily comforts.───他注重身體上的舒適。

54 、They believed in the sacred nature of bodily fluids.─── 他們相信體液中包含著(zhù)神的本性

55 、She drowned in her own bodily fluids.───她被她自己的體液溺死了。

56 、The suppression of a bodily discharge or secretion.───對身體排泄或分泌的抑制

57 、With all these exalted powers, Man still bears in his bodily frame the indelible stamp of his lowly origin.───人盡管有他這一切一切的崇高的本領(lǐng)，然而，在他的軀干上面仍然保留著(zhù)他出身于寒微的永不磨滅的烙印。

58 、A change that occurs in the body or in a bodily organ as a result of its functioning.───功能改變作為身體或身體器官運轉的結果而在體內或器官內發(fā)生的變化

59 、He was four-armed,he was dressed in yellow cloth,and his bodily effulgence lit up all directions.───他有四臂，穿著(zhù)**的衣服，軀體的光璨照耀四周。

60 、Other bodily fluids, such as tears, blood, and semen, would work easily as well to activate the battery.───其他的體液，像眼淚，血液，和精液也可起到同樣的作用。

61 、Christ will return bodily, visibly, audibly, to consummate salvation.───基督的再來(lái)將會(huì )是親身、可見(jiàn)、可聞的，祂來(lái)是要做成救恩。

62 、You did serious bodily harm to a child.─── 你對一個(gè)孩子造成了嚴重的身體創(chuàng )傷

63 、He carried the child bodily to bed.───他把孩子一把抱去睡覺(jué)。

64 、A bodily attitude or position, especially one assumed for an artist or a photographer.───姿勢身體呈現的樣子或姿勢，尤指為畫(huà)家或攝影師而擺出者

65 、The crownlike upper portion of a bodily part or structure,such as the top of the head.───冠部身體某部分或結構的冠狀頂部，例如：頭頂。

66 、An instrument for examining visually the interior of a bodily canal or a hollow organ such as the colon, bladder, or stomach.───內窺鏡，內視鏡一種目測檢查身體通道或中空器官，如結腸、膀胱或胃的內部的儀器

67 、He lifted her bodily into the air.───他把她整個(gè)人舉到空中。

68 、He picked the child up bodily and carried it to bed.───他把孩子抱到床上去。

69 、If you had the bodily strength and the inner tranquility,naturally, you can become more and more joyful.───如果你有了身體的力量和內心的平靜，很自然地，你就會(huì )變得越來(lái)越喜悅。

70 、Gautama Buddha realised that his bodily end was fast approaching.───喬達摩佛意識他的身體將會(huì )完結。

71 、Excitable and turbulent in trifling matters, when actual bodily danger threatened he was an abnormal quiet.───他往往會(huì )為了雞毛蒜皮的小事脾氣急躁，暴跳如雷，可是真正碰到了生命的威脅，卻反而鎮靜異常。

72 、ABH means actual bodily harm.───實(shí)際人身傷害

73 、On this basis, we may pay our hope on a newly naissance of bodily aesthetics.───在此基礎上，或許我們應寄希望于一種新的女性身體美學(xué)的誕生。

74 、A week or two passed, her bodily and mental health grew neither worse nor better.───一兩個(gè)星期過(guò)去了，她的身體和精神既沒(méi)有好起來(lái)，也沒(méi)有壞下去。

75 、Would you, therefore, that your physician heal the bodily evil?───因此，你能叫你的醫生只診治你肉體上的病癥嗎?

76 、He felt bodily refreshed, his soul was bathed in peace, and he slept serenely.───他身體的精力恢復了，靈魂沐浴在一片平和中，接著(zhù)就安然地睡著(zhù)了。

77 、A man's fortune or material progress is very much the same as his bodily growth.───一個(gè)人的財產(chǎn)或物質(zhì)方面的發(fā)展和他的身體的成長(cháng)很相像。

78 、They wouldn't have if the bodily functions expired as quickly as they did.─── 如果身體機能喪失得 像他們這么快 就不會(huì )出現這種癥狀

79 、You can't have any of my bodily fluids, you succubus.─── 你這妖怪 休想奪走我的任何體液

80 、A fall from this height could lead to bodily harm.─── 從這個(gè)高度摔下會(huì )造成肢體損傷

81 、There can be a luxury in our bodily movements, as in the movement of a symphonic poem.───一首音韻和諧的詩(shī)歌有放佚的表現；我們身體上的動(dòng)作也可以有放佚的表現。

82 、A subdivision of a bodily organ or part bounded by fissures, connective tissue, or other structural boundaries.───葉身體器官和部分的細分部分，由裂紋、連接組織或其他組織邊界粘連

83 、Each of the bodily organs has its own specific (al) function.───人體每個(gè)器官都有它獨特的功能。

84 、For his letters, say they, are weighty and powerful; but his bodily presence is weak, and his speech contemptible.───因為有人說(shuō)，他的信，又沉重，又利害。及至見(jiàn)面，卻是氣貌不揚，言語(yǔ)粗俗的。

85 、It slows down bodily functions, but it's very dangerous.─── 它能減緩身體機能 但是非常危險

86 、In infants we can also see a much more direct reaction to bodily illness of various kinds.───在嬰兒身上，我們也可看到他們對于各種肉體上的疾病有更直接的反應。

87 、A distinct bodily mass or organ having a specific function.───器官具有某一功能的明顯的身體部位或器官

88 、If you ever show your face around here again, I'll throw you out bodily.───如果你敢再在這一帶露面，我就把你整個(gè)的扔出去。

89 、He picked the child up bodily.───他把孩子抱起來(lái)。

90 、He likes his bodily comforts.───他喜歡身體上的舒適安逸。

origin的所有詞性及意思？

origin 這個(gè)單詞只有一個(gè)詞性, 是名詞 具體詞義: n.出身; 起源，根源; [數] 原點(diǎn)，起點(diǎn); [解] （筋，神經(jīng)的） 起端;

origin的所有詞性及意思？

origin

這個(gè)單詞只有一個(gè)詞性, 是名詞

具體詞義:

n.出身; 起源，根源; [數] 原點(diǎn)，起點(diǎn); [解] （筋，神經(jīng)的） 起端

origin

音標['?rid?in] 讀音 ?

漢語(yǔ)翻譯

n. 起源, 起因, 出身, 開(kāi)端

計 原點(diǎn); 起始地址; 信件來(lái)源的相關(guān)數據

醫 起端, 起

經(jīng) 產(chǎn)地

詞意辨析：

origin, source, root

這些名詞均有“起源、起因、根源”之意。

origin: 側重指事物的起源或由來(lái)，也指人的出身。

source: 本義指河流或瀑布的源頭，引申指某事的來(lái)源出處，但更多指抽象事物的根源或來(lái)源。

root: 通常指事物產(chǎn)生的原因或根源。

英語(yǔ)解釋?zhuān)?/p>

名詞 origin:

the place where something begins, where it springs into being

同義詞：beginning, root, rootage, source

properties attributable to your ancestry

同義詞：descent, extraction

an event that is a beginning; a first part or stage of subsequent events

同義詞：origination, inception

the point of intersection of coordinate axes; where the values of the coordinates are all zero

the descendants of one individual

同義詞：lineage, line, line of descent, descent, bloodline, blood line, blood, pedigree, ancestry, parentage, stemma, stock

例句：

The illness is organic in origin.

該病起初是器質(zhì)性疾患。

The theory that all geologic phenomena may be explained as the result of existing forces having operated uniformly from the origin of the earth to the present time.

(地)均變說(shuō)一種理論，可以將所有地質(zhì)現象解釋為從地球起源到現在已均勻作用的現存力的結果

The social unrest has its origins in economic problems.

社會(huì )動(dòng)蕩是經(jīng)濟問(wèn)題引起的。

He is a Dane by origin.

他原籍丹麥。

詳細解釋?zhuān)?/p>

or.i.gin

n.Abbr. orig.（名詞）縮寫(xiě) orig.

The point at which something comes into existence or from which it derives or is derived.

起源：事物開(kāi)始存在或起源或取得的始點(diǎn)

Ancestry:

出身，血統：

例句：

.We cannot escape our origins, however hard we try.(James Baldwin)

.無(wú)論如何努力，我們也改變不了我們的出身.(詹姆斯·鮑德溫)

The fact of originating; rise or derivation:

起源：引發(fā)的事實(shí)；產(chǎn)生或起源：

例句：

The rumor had its origin in an impulsive remark.

謠言源于一次沖動(dòng)的談話(huà)

Anatomy The point of attachment of a muscle that remains relatively fixed during contraction.

解剖學(xué) 起端，起：肌肉的附著(zhù)點(diǎn)，在肌肉收縮時(shí)保持相對的固定

Mathematics The point of intersection of coordinate axes, as in the Cartesian coordinate system.

數學(xué) 原點(diǎn)：坐標軸的交點(diǎn)，比如在笛卡爾坐標中

來(lái)源：

Middle English origine [ancestry]

中古英語(yǔ) origine [祖先]

from Latin orog? orogin-

源自 拉丁語(yǔ) orog? orogin-

from ororo [to arise, be born] * see er-

源自 ororo [起源] *參見(jiàn) er-

<參考詞匯><同義詞>origin,inception,source,rootThese nouns signify the point at which something originates.

這些名詞意指某物的起源。

Origin is the point at which something comes into existence:

Origin 是指事物出現的始點(diǎn)：

例句：

The origins of some words are unknown.

這些詞的起源是不知的。

例句：

.Man with all his noble qualities . . . still bears in his bodily frame the indelible stamp of his lowly origin. (Charles Darwin).Whenorigin refers to people, it means parentage or ancestry:

.人盡管有著(zhù)他所有的高貴品質(zhì)…但仍在其身上有出身低微的抹不掉的烙印. （查爾斯·達爾文）。當origin 指人時(shí)，它的意思是父母雙親或出身：

例句：

.He came . . . of mixed French and Scottish origin. (Charlotte Bront?).

.他有著(zhù)法國和蘇格蘭的混合血統. （夏洛蒂·勃朗特）。

Inception is the beginning,as of an action or process:

Inception 意指開(kāi)始，比如一個(gè)行動(dòng)或過(guò)程：

例句：

Between the inception of the litigation and its final disposition the plaintiff`s first attorney retired.

在訴訟開(kāi)始至結束間，原告的第一任律師被解雇了。

Source can refer to the point of origin of a stream or a river:

Source 指溪流或河流的發(fā)源點(diǎn)：

例句：

.the Alpine sources of the Rhine. (John Foster Kirk).In another sense the term signifies the point at which something springs into being or from which it derives or is obtained:

.萊茵河源自阿爾卑斯山. （約翰·弗斯特·柯克）。該詞的另一含意表示事物開(kāi)始出現的始點(diǎn)或其來(lái)源與出處：

例句：

.one great original source of revenue . . . the wages of labor. (Adam Smith).

.財富的一大起源是勞動(dòng)力的工資. （亞當·史密斯）。

例句：

.The mysterious . . . is the source of all true art and science. (Albert Einstein).

.所有真正的藝術(shù)和科學(xué)的起源是神秘的. （阿爾伯特·愛(ài)因斯坦）。

Root often denotes what is considered the fundamental cause of or basic reason for something:

Root 經(jīng)常表示被認為是事物的根本起因或基本原因。

例句：

.Lack of money is the root of all evil. (George Bernard Shaw).

.缺錢(qián)是所有罪惡的根源. （喬治·蕭伯納）。

例句：

.Most of the problems a President has to face have their roots in the past. (Harry S Truman).

.一位總統不得不面臨的大多數問(wèn)題都是有前因的. （哈利·S·杜魯門(mén)