英语词汇“materiality”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词

materiality

释义

material /mə-tēˈri-əl/

adjective

Relating to matter
Consisting of matter
Being the substance of the thing (Shakespeare)
Pithy, matterful (Shakespeare)
Corporeal, not spiritual
Bodily
Physical
Gross, lacking spirituality
Relating to subject matter
Relevant
Of serious importance, esp of legal importance
Relating to matter as opposed to form (philosophy)

noun

That out of which anything is or may be made
A fabric
That which may be made use of for any purpose
A person who is suitable for a specified occupation, training, etc
(in pl) equipment, implements, etc needed for a task or activity

ORIGIN: L māteriālis, from māteria matter

matēˈrialism noun

The doctrine that denies the independent existence of spirit, and maintains that there is but one substance, matter
The explanation of history as the working out of economic conditions
Blindness to, or denial of, the spiritual
Excessive devotion to bodily wants or financial success

matēˈrialist noun and adjective

materialistˈic or materialistˈical adjective

materialistˈically adverb

materialīzāˈtion or materialīsāˈtion noun

matēˈrialize or matēˈrialise transitive verb

To render material
To cause to assume bodily form
To reduce to or regard as matter
To render materialistic

intransitive verb

To take bodily form
To become actual
To take shape, develop
To turn up, put in an appearance, arrive (informal)

matēˈrially adverb

In material manner
In respect of matter or material conditions, or material cause
In a considerable or important degree

matēˈrialness or materiality /-alˈi-ti/ noun

material alteration noun (law)

A deliberate alteration (of date, amount, etc) to a bill of exchange, etc

material distinction noun

The distinction between individuals of the same species

material evidence noun

Evidence tending to prove or to disprove the matter under judgement

material fact noun

Any fact known to a potential insurant which might influence the provision of an insurance contract and which he or she is therefore obliged to disclose

material fallacy noun (philosophy)

A fallacy in the matter or thought, rather than in the logical form

dialectical materialism

Karl Marx's view of history as a conflict between two opposing forces, thesis and antithesis, which is resolved by the forming of a new force, synthesis, present conditions being due to a class struggle between the capitalists, whose aim is private profit, and the workers, who resist exploitation

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