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artificial的英文翻譯是什么意思，詞典釋義與在線(xiàn)翻譯：
詳盡釋義
adj. (形容詞)
- 人造的，人工（假造）的，人為（制造）的，不自然的，非自然的
- 矯揉造作的，假裝的
- 假的，虛假的，虛偽的
- 武斷的，隨意決定的
- 摹擬的
- 人造肥料，人工肥料
- 假花
雙解釋義
adj. (形容詞)
- 人造的,人工的,假的 made by humans, especially as a copy of sth natural
- 虛假的,不真摯的,矯揉造作的 lacking true feelings; insincere
- 人為的；不自然的 happening as a result of human action, not through a natural process
英英釋義
Adjective:
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contrived by art rather than nature;
"artificial flowers"
"artificial flavoring"
"an artificial diamond"
"artificial fibers"
"artificial sweeteners"
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artificially formal;
"that artificial humility that her husband hated"
"contrived coyness"
"a stilted letter of acknowledgment"
"when people try to correct their speech they develop a stilted pronunciation"
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not arising from natural growth or characterized by vital processes
artificial的用法和樣例：
例句
用作形容詞 (adj.)
- This orange drink contains no artificial flavourings.
這種橙汁飲品不含人工調味料。 - This dress is made of artificial fibers.
這件衣服是人造纖維的。 - She welcomed us with an artificial smile on her face.
她臉上掛著(zhù)虛委的笑容來(lái)迎接我們。 - Her artificial manner made me sick.
她那裝腔作勢的樣子令我惡心。
詞匯搭配
用作形容詞 (adj.)
～+名詞
- artificial emotion 假裝的情感
- artificial fertilizer 化肥
- artificial fibres 人造纖維
- artificial flowers 假花
- artificial fur 人造毛皮
- artificial hair 假發(fā)
- artificial ice 人造冰
- artificial intelligence 人工智能
- artificial insemination 人工授精
- artificial lake 人工湖
- artificial leg 假腿
- artificial light 人造光
- artificial lighting 人工照明
- artificial limb 假肢
- artificial manners 做作的態(tài)度
- artificial person 法人
- artificial rainfall 人工降雨
- artificial respiration 人工呼吸
- artificial satellite 人造衛星
- artificial silk 人造絲
- artificial smile 假笑
- artificial snow 人造雪
- artificial sweetener 人造甜味劑
- artificial teeth 假牙
- artificial tone of voice 矯揉造作的聲調
- artificial earth satellite 人造地球衛星
經(jīng)典引文
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To give an artificial stimulus to population.
出自： J. R. McCulloch -
You are confusing natural, instinctive happiness and the artificial social pride that we get from private property.
出自： J. C. Powys -
Artificial lighting is nearly as important as daylight.
出自： F. L. Wright
