Advent

Advent什么意思,Advent翻译

基本解释

n.: 到来；（基督教）降临节
网络: 出现；来临；将临期

权威解释

• （重要事件、人物、发明等的）出现，到来:

  the coming of an important event, person, invention, etc.

• （基督教）降临节，将临节（圣诞节前的四个星期左右）:

  (in the Christian religion) the period of approximately four weeks before Christmas

英汉解释

• 交往

• 耶稣降临;降临节

• 到来;光临;来临

• 出现,问世;兴起;(开始)使用

• 来临;出现

• (季节、事件等的)到来,出现

词性分析

• 复数：advents

同义词

n.arrivalstartbeginningdawninitiation

反义词

n.departure

例句

• It was traditionally a farm product, but with the Advent of the cream separator in the late 19th century it began to be mass-produced.

  传统上是农场生产的产品，但19世纪晚期，随着乳脂分离器的出现，奶油已可大量生产。

• Karl Marx assumed that taxation would be unnecessary after the advent of communism and looked forward to the "withering away of the state" .

  卡尔马克思设想的共产主义出现后，税收将是不必要的，并期待着“国家消亡”。

• Tremendous changes have been taken place in information management with the advent of the information age.

  信息时代的到来使各行各业的信息管理工作发生了巨大变化。

• She said: "The warm sunlight on my face, my fingers touched the flowers and leaves, I realized that the advent of spring. "

  她说：“温暖的阳光照在我的脸上，我的手指触到了鲜花和叶子，我意识到春天来临了。”

• Up to now, historians have assumed that calendars came into being with the advent.

  迄今为止，史学家作过这样的假定：日历是伴随着农业的出现而产生的。

• I turned; a second huge wave was overtaking us, winch I half hoped would drown me. With a curious fascination I watched its awful advent.

  我转过身去，又一排巨浪迎头向我们扑过来，我以为这一下子多半要给淹死了，不由魂飞魄散地瞅着那可怕的大浪。

• A primitive version of that concept had been floating around the sci-fi world since the advent of Star Trek in the sixties.

  那个概念的原始版本自从60年代的星际迷航出现就一直在科幻世界里流行漂浮着。

• With the advent of extremely light silicone impregnated nylon, these tarps weigh in at less than a pound, are cheap, and are easy to make.

  随着涂硅尼龙的出现，这类篷布的重量可以控制在一磅以内，而且价格便宜，制作也很简单。

• A lot of netizens feel to be able to loosen his well, but often be in " the moment of truth " oneself already were asleep before advent.

  很多网友觉得能很好地放松自己，但往往在“关键时刻”来临前自己已睡着了。

• She thought over this week after week, after the advent of Louise , trying to nerve herself to the point where she could speak or act.

  露意丝来过之后，她接连把这事想过几个礼拜，总想能够有勇气说几句话，或者简直行动起来。