phenomenon 详细解释

phenomenon

[fə'nɑ:minən]

n.现象, 奇人, 奇事

n.[C]

1. 现象

The employment problem tends to be a city phenomenon.

就业问题常常是一个城市现象。

2. 稀有的事, 奇迹

3. 非凡的人, 杰出的人才

A child who can play the piano at the age of two would be called a phenomenon.

两岁能弹钢琴的孩子会被称作神童。

词形变化

名词复数: phenomena |

词义辨析

同义:

n.事件, 事实, 现象

event  occurrence  incident  episode  fact  particular  circumstance

n.奇迹, 稀有现象

marvel  wonder  prodigy  miracle  spectacle  rarity  nonesuch  wonderment  sight  sensation  one in a million  happening  

同义参见:

curiosity  monster  thing  

英英释义

名词 phenomenon:

any state or process known through the senses rather than by intuition or reasoning

a remarkable development

补充

phenomenonphenomenon英:[fiˈnɔminən] 美:[fɪˈnɑməˌnɑn, -nən]n.1.现象One of businesses of the sociologists is to study the social phenomenon.社会学家的任务之一是研究社会现象。2.特殊的人[事物]Beethoven was a phenomenon among many musicians.贝多芬是众多的音乐家中的天才。

例句

1. Miracles are a phenomenon that many religions recognize.神迹是许多宗教都承认的现象。 2. Social violence is not a new phenomenon.社会暴力并不是一种新现象。 3. Lightning is a natural phenomenon.闪电是一种自然现象。 4. glaciers are unique and interesting natural phenomena.冰川是独特而有趣的自然现象。 5. Acid rain is not a natural phenomenon. It is caused by pollution.酸雨不是自然现象,而是由污染造成的。 6. natural phenomena like lightning and earthquakes诸如闪电和地震等自然现象 7. the phenomenon of love爱情现象 8. the greatest literary phenomenon of the decade十年间最伟大的文学巨匠 9. He's a football/baseball phenomenon.他是橄榄球/棒球天才。 10. The movie eventually became a cultural phenomenon.那部电影最后成了一种文化奇迹。