单词 | humanity |
释义 | hu·man·i·ty 1. < which she had intended to do with beautiful mercy, a lovely humanity — Elizabeth Taylor > < bespeaking humanity for the enemy in the midst of a bloody struggle — C.G.Bowers > 2. a. < very ape-looking, but with many marks of an incipient humanity — J.S.Weiner > < man's humanity consists of his … labor power — Hannah Arendt > < seem coldly to deny him a common humanity — Philip Woodruff > < committed to a belief in the humanity of all men and women — Brendan Sexton > b. humanities plural (1) < his work has the ripeness of the 18th century, and its rough humanities — Pamela H. Johnson > (2) < it has humanities: many mirrors, for example, which augment the numbers of the guests — Philip Wylie > 3. a. archaic b. in Scottish universities c. humanities plural 4. a. < a fierce compassion for the woes of humanity — Maurice Bowra > b. < the packed mass of humanity below would swing … with the movement of the ship — C.S.Forester > |
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