单词 | generation |
释义 | gen·er·a·tion 1. a. < five generations are shown in this family portrait > < its surface enriched with the … carcasses of hundreds of generations of buffalo — B.K.Sandwell > < studied a bacterial culture through 60 generations > b. (1) < our generation has seen immense changes > < his work affected the life and thought of later generations > (2) < inspired … a whole generation of theoreticians — Newsweek > < long after that generation of scholars had passed away — G.B.Shaw > < uses the vocabulary of his philosophic generation — John Dewey > < the present generation of insects appears to have developed immunity to the spray > (3) < among primitive peoples twenty years may make a generation > < a generation … is roughly equal to the mean age of mothers at the birth of their daughters — Demographic Yearbook > < fifty years constitutes roughly a working lifetime, a period covering two generations — Arthur Geddes > < the cornerstone of the moral system … for generations — Joe Alvin > (4) < repeated by generation after generation of pupils — H.G.G.Herklots > (5) < the Air Force's new generation of powerful supersonic fighters — Kenneth Koyen > 2. a. < the organs of generation > b. < the generation of heat > < the generation of sounds > specifically < the generation of a line by a point > c. < the spontaneous generation of these churches — Oscar Handlin > < factors in the generation of income — G.V.Cox > 3. obsolete |
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