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acerbically發(fā)音

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acerbically中文意思翻譯

adj.酸的,尖酸的

acerbically詞形變化

異體字: acerb | 副詞: acerbically |

acerbically常見例句

1 、No matter be to read, the job or all night libertinism, the eye regular meeting when staying up late because lamplight is other perhaps element and feel particularly easily acerb with exhaustion.───無論是讀書、工作還是徹夜玩樂，熬夜時的眼睛常會因為燈光或者其他因素而特別容易感到酸澀和疲勞。

2 、However this is not acerb, the contradiction that cannot coordinate.───然而這并不是尖銳的、不可協(xié)調的矛盾。

3 、acerb fruit───酸澀的水果

4 、She's kind of acerbic, I'm kind of standoffish.─── 她有點尖酸刻薄我比較冷淡

5 、Horn of desk and chair should choose to make pliable obtuse angle as far as possible, in case horn of acerb desk and chair lets run everywhere the child dash against of angle.───.桌椅角要盡量選擇制成圓滑的鈍角的，以防尖銳的桌椅角讓到處奔跑追逐的孩子撞上。

6 、What is acerb wet verrucous earlier symptom?───尖銳濕疣初期癥狀是什么？

7 、Current, vast rural area a miniature production basically exists 3 problems: The first, the family manages the acerb contradiction with big market.───目前，廣大農村一家一戶小規(guī)模生產主要存在三個問題：第一，家庭經營與大市場的尖銳矛盾。

8 、to study the result shows the city changes development and farmland area to reduce presence, and the source that the contradictory increasingly acerb;───研究結果表明城市化發(fā)展與耕地面積減少存在著明顯的負相關性,而且二者的矛盾日益尖銳;

9 、Some sitting implement blow resembles when sailing upstream acerb chirp sound.───有的坐便器上水時就像吹響了尖銳的哨音。

10 、Acuteness wet wart is the infection as a result of acerb wet verrucous virus, cause the benign proliferation of skin mucous membrane.───尖銳濕疣是由于尖銳濕疣病毒的感染，導致皮膚粘膜的良性增生。

11 、In addition, local reaching systemic immunity force to drop also is the common cause that causes acerb wet verrucous recrudesce.───此外，局部及全身免疫力下降也是導致尖銳濕疣復發(fā)的常見原因。

12 、Touch when puncture needle when the nerve root of pathological changes, can cause sudden acerb ache.───當穿刺針觸及病變的神經根時，會引起突發(fā)的尖銳疼痛。

13 、In the development process of this year, medium and small businesses was faced with more acerb contradiction on capital.───在本年度的發(fā)展過程中，中小企業(yè)在資金上面臨了更加尖銳的矛盾。

14 、The carrying capacity that well and truly computation dispatch a vehicle stands and adapt ability, can contradict with volume in carry increasingly acerb today, more appear particularly important.───準確地計算出車站的通過能力和改編能力，在運能與運量矛盾日益尖銳的今天，更顯得尤為重要。

15 、My world is lively and pure, like the island in cc relaxed sea wind stroke passes, light much mediumer of opaque silky, peony of natural and graceful abandoned acerb tactility, be close to easily.───我的世界活潑純凈，如西西里島清爽的海風拂過，輕快中多了粉質的柔滑，雍容牡丹舍棄了尖銳的觸感，易于親近。

16 、But as system of socialist market economy build and develop, the contradiction that the country's existing ox produces relation and productivity progress is increasingly acerb also.───但隨著社會主義市場經濟體制的建立和發(fā)展，農村現有的牛產關系與生產力發(fā)展的矛盾也日益尖銳。

17 、side keen want to choose pliable obtuse angle as far as possible, in case horn of acerb desk and chair lets run everywhere the child dash against of angle.───桌椅角要盡量選擇圓滑的鈍角，以防尖銳的桌椅角讓到處奔跑追逐的孩子撞上。

18 、Avoid area of acerb implements cut, do not throw butt on the floor or set too very hot thing directly, avoid to procrastinate as far as possible move heavy furniture.───避免尖銳器物劃傷地面，不要在地板上扔煙頭或直接放置太燙的東西，盡量避免拖動沉重的家具。

19 、Metal of choose and buy is compound when furniture, whether is the section that should notice a metal handled smooth, have lay risk easily without acerb part.───選購金屬復合家具時，應注重金屬的斷面是否處理光滑、有無尖銳部分易生危險。

20 、Zhou Hong 祎: You did a lot of research to this industry, the topic is very acerb also.───周鴻祎：你對這個行業(yè)做了很多研究，話題也很尖銳。

21 、All component Ying Guang of stair is slippery, fruity, did not highlight, acerb part, the person that lest be opposite,use is caused innocently harm.───樓梯的所有部件應光滑、圓潤，沒有突出的、尖銳的部分，以免對使用者造成無意的傷害。

22 、Had done the myopia of surgery of accurate element laser, the eye is acerb, dot what eyedrop is better?───做過準分子激光手術的近視眼，眼睛酸澀，點什么眼藥水好些呢？

23 、Of compound floor maintaining is very simple, want when to remember only: Need not acerb thing is brushed delimit blow (reckon everybody is hated to part with) , avoid to destroy wear-resisting layer;───復合地板的保養(yǎng)是很簡單的，只要記得幾點：不用尖銳的東西擦劃刮（估計誰都舍不得），避免破壞耐磨層；

24 、To this, 9 cities interior feels naturally " acerb " .───對此，九城內部自然深感“酸澀”。

25 、The contradiction of acerb supply and demand in rural market promotes agricultural industrialization research to the forward position of agricultural economics.───農村市場中尖銳的供求矛盾把農業(yè)產業(yè)化研究推向農業(yè)經濟學的前沿。

26 、If the clap patient with too long wrapping incorporates at the same time acuteness wet wart, bring about acerb wet verrucous recrudesce more easily.───包皮過長的淋病患者若同時合并尖銳濕疣，更容易導致尖銳濕疣復發(fā)。

27 、Do not make overweight or acerb object direct pound exterior;to exceed big or overweight household utensils cannot long;───臺面表面盡量保持干燥,耐火板、臺面避免長期浸水,防止開膠變形。

28 、But should notice to avoid moisture and too too acerb, hot goods as far as possible the attaint to the floor.───但要注重盡量避免潮濕和過于尖銳、過燙的物品對地板的損壞。

29 、One, turn part of all acerb yin and yang into fruity round part, whole space can appear very modest, very soft beauty.───一、把所有尖銳的陰陽角變成圓潤的圓角，整個空間會顯得很謙虛、很美麗。

30 、Want to notice not to let a clog pound its surface additionally, or with surface of acerb article score.───另外要注重不要讓重物沖擊其表面，或用尖銳物品刻劃表面。

31 、People asks the reform current situation, desire that raises living standard is very strong, do not accelerate economic development, all sorts of societies are contradictory very will acerb.───人民群眾要求改革現狀、提高生活水平的愿望十分強烈，不加快經濟發(fā)展，各種社會矛盾就將十分尖銳。

32 、We are facing the grim situation with acerb contradiction of supply and demand of crisis of silvan natural resources, lumber.───我們面臨著森林資源危機、木材供需矛盾尖銳的嚴重局面。

33 、I always feel tired out recently, the eye is a bit acerb, a bit red still, inject passes second liver vaccine, won't be second liver, whether reply───最近我總覺得疲憊，眼睛有點酸澀，還有點紅，注射過**疫苗了，不會是**吧，能否回答

34 、Venereal and main it is urethritis of sex of gonococcus of syphilis, clap, blame, acerb bleb of wet wart, genital, soft chancre, AIDS.───**主要是梅毒、淋病、非淋菌性尿道炎、尖銳濕疣、生殖器皰疹、軟下疳、艾滋病等。

35 、We write acerb negativity which is fun to write and read.───我們在反面的評論中提高自己的名聲，取悅讀者。

36 、Current, the contradiction between our country population, resource, environment is very acerb, and predict won't apparent inside quite long period alleviation.───目前，我國人口、資源、環(huán)境之間的矛盾是非常尖銳的，而且預計在相當長的時期內不會明顯的緩和。

37 、Think: Revolution of the 3rd industry namely the person that the prime cause of zoology revolution depends on 18 century be being caused before and the zoology crisis with acerb and contrary nature;───認為：第三次產業(yè)革命即生態(tài)革命的根本原因在于18世紀以前造成的人與自然尖銳對立的生態(tài)危機；

38 、The contradiction with much little ground of our country person is quite acerb, the income of the farmer still is less than the half of townsman.───我國人多地少的矛盾相當尖銳,農民的收入還不到城市居民的一半。

39 、Come nearly a few years, as urbanization process accelerate, make this one contradiction increasingly acerb, make the world each traffic issue that big city exists generally.───近幾十年來 ,隨著都市化進程的加快 ,使這一矛盾日益尖銳 ,成為世界各大城市普遍存在的交通問題。

40 、That contrasts with the previous government's fondness for searching out the thorniest bits of history and raising them as acerbically and often as it could.───前任波蘭政府一味追究一些歷史性痛楚，還無不好意并經常地將這些事情拿出來論爭。

41 、Acerb wet verrucous infection is very fast!───尖銳濕疣感染很快！

42 、The author is engaged in food producing already 20 years, often can be heard in period of time or see " milk has not sold water " report, the sort of acerb psychology cannot Yan Yu.───筆者從事食品生產已20年，一段時間里經?？梢月牭交蚩吹健芭Ｄ藤u不過水”的報道，那種酸澀的心理不可言喻。

43 、In daily life, because eat raw too too acerb, citric more attitude are with lemon piece, the configuration of lemon juice, citric skin participates in cooking.───日常生活中，因為生吃太過酸澀，檸檬更多的姿態(tài)是以檸檬片、檸檬汁、檸檬皮的形態(tài)參與烹飪。

44 、At the beginning of reforming 1978, below the condition of structure of onefold agriculture economy, the contradiction of labour force and land natural resources is very acerb.───改革之初的1978年,在單一農業(yè)經濟結構的條件下,勞動力與土地資源的矛盾極為尖銳。

45 、To Everyman, the commonnest still is to inspect exhaustion, feel the eye is acerb be about to drip eyedrop will alleviate, but this also should assign an account, drop eyedrop is not all-purpose.───對于普通人來說，最常見的還是視疲勞，覺得眼睛酸澀就要滴眼藥水來緩解，但是這也要分原因，滴眼藥水并不是萬能的。

塞繆爾巴特勒

Samuel Butler was the second child and first son of Thomas Butler (1806-86) and Fanny (neé Worsley, d.1873), born on 4 December 1835 at Langar Rectory in Nottinghamshire, where his father had his parish. He came from a line of clerics -- his grandfather, also called Samuel, was Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry -- and a career in the church looked a likely prospect for the young Samuel. Or so his father planned.

Butler went to Shrewsbury School, where his grandfather had been headmaster before he retired; then in 1854 he went up to St John's College, Cambridge (his father's alma mater), collecting a First in Classics in 1858. To the age of twenty-three his career was strikingly ordinary for a young man whose father had so carefully crafted his eldest son's passage to the priesthood. Thomas Butler, of course, is reputedly the model for the vicious bully Theobald Pontifex in Butler's masterwork The Way of All Flesh, and it would seem that Butler senior was not disinclined to put pressure, both physical and psychological, on his son as he matured. The two men were never close, although by the time Butler left Cambridge he was fairly sure in his own mind of his wish to take orders.

As preparation for ordination, Butler spent 1858 and 1859 living in a poor parish in London, as he has Ernest Pontifex do in his novel. It was there, working in a poor school, that he discovered for the first time that there was no detectable difference in the morals or behaviour between boys who had been baptised, and those who had not -- a scenario he recreates in his earlier satire The Fair Haven. This event planted the first doubts about his faith in him, and he innocently began to correspond with his father on the matter, seeking answers to his doubts. His father was furious that his son should even entertain doubt about faith, or his 'chosen' career, but Samuel persisted, unconvinced, in the hope that his father could set his mind at peace. He failed. Butler, despite his financial dependence on his father, gave up his plans for ordination, and sought a new career.

He wanted to be a painter. His father would have none of it. After much acrimonious negotiation he decided to put as much distance between himself and his family as possible, by sheep-farming in New Zealand. It had the added advantage of perhaps offering him a degree of financial independence. He set sail on 30 September 1859, taking with him Gibbon's Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire to read on the long journey.

He was a reasonably successful sheep farmer. He wrote while he was in New Zealand, a few articles for the Christchurch Press including 'Darwin among the Machines,' the nucleus of his first satire Erewhon. He also re-read his Scripture, and applied the analytical method he found in Gibbon to the readings of the Resurrection for a pamphlet he would publish in 1866. He also wrote back to his father, who published his letters home in 1863 as A First Year at Canterbury Settlement. And he read, too. Most importantly, he read Darwin's On the Origin of Species. He was an instant convert to the theory of evolution, and began a brief correspondence with the venerable old scientist. Butler returned to Britain in 1864, having doubled his father's initial outlay (about £4,000) for the project.

He took rooms for himself at 15 Clifford's Inn, London, where he would live until his death, in 1864. Still hankering after an artistic career, he took a series of courses in painting. At one of these, in 1867, he met Eliza Savage for the first time. Miss Savage was to be Butler's closest confidante and critic until her death 1885, and they maintained a lively correspondence which he eventually published in her honour. Butler was evidently extremely fond of Miss Savage, and was devastated when she died unexpectedly, but the relationship has only fuelled speculation on her feelings for him, his for her, and on Butler's sexuality itself. There is talk of a mistress, a young woman 17 years his junior called Lucie Dumas, but nothing written, and no record of any affection as there appeared to have been between Butler and Miss Savage. It is often assumed that she was in love with him and he failed to see it; others have drawn the conclusion that he was homosexual and that Lucie Dumas was Butler's Ellen Turnan ... in other words, there might have been an affair, but no-one really knows.

Butler was a dreadful painter (his style would be called 'naïve' today), but somehow he managed to have several paintings hung in the Royal Academy over the next few years. He still dallied with writing (and, as it happens, musical composition), and in 1872 produced the first book to make his name known, the extraordinary Swiftian satire Erewhon. It was a huge success, although it was the only one of Butler's works to make him money until Erewhon Revisited was published in 1900. He followed it with The Fair Haven, a somewhat misjudged assault on the Four Gospels in the voice of a firm believer. The critics did not understand it, unsure whether it was satirical or not -- and Butler's authorial success went into decline as quickly as it had risen.

Butler's mother died in 1873, but although she is notionally the model for the horrible Christina Pontifex in The Way of All Flesh, very little is written about her influence on Butler throughout his whole life. And that's why, since I'm only working from other sources and my own research, she doesn't feature more significantly here. I'm sure she should, if you've got anything on her then let me know.

His New Zealand money was not lasting as he had hoped it would, on account of a number of bad investments he had made. New dependency on his father loomed. He began his novel, The Way of All Flesh, in 1874, and passed chapters to Miss Savage for approval -- she approved. Yet this was just an on-going project, and Butler was becoming more interested in other questions. During the 1860s everyone had been discussing 'The Species Question', and various people had criticized Darwin and his theory. But not Butler. He set out to offer his own ideas about evolution which he believed would supplement Darwin's work, in a book called Life and Habit. Butler contended that much of inheritance was based on habit making a feature ingrained, to the extent that it could pass between generations and reappear in the next -- or later. The idea of 'use-inheritance' was part of Darwin's original theory, where he could not account for variations by natural selection, and Butler felt that he was adding something important to Darwin.

He then discovered for the first time that an earlier scientist -- Lamarck -- had proposed such a theory of inheritance fifty years earlier. He read St.George Jackson Mivart's book Genesis of Species, with its powerful critique of natural selection, and concluded that Darwin was a charlatan. He had taken all his good ideas from Lamarck, and added only natural selection himself -- which Butler described as 'a rope of sand'. Although Butler and Darwin's son Frances were quite good friends, Butler precipitated a rather one-sided feud with Darwin over this, and over what he felt was a snub regarding a biography of Erasmus Darwin for which Charles wrote the introduction ... Life and Habit appeared in 1878, having converted from a companion piece to Darwin's Origin into a fierce attack on Darwin and his theory.

Ultimately Butler objected to what he regarded as Darwin's exclusion of Mind from the universe. He wanted to reinstate a model where the individual had some modicum of control over what form they took as a consequence of their actions. Over the next few years he continued writing books and letters to the Athenaeum about Darwin (Darwin wisely ignored them). He dedicated the next decade, as his finances tumbled around him, to philosophical works on evolution: Evolution, Old and New appeared in 1879, Unconscious Memory in 1880, and Luck, or Cunning? In 1887. All championed (his version of) Lamarck's theory of evolution and put Darwin down. All were hopelessly unsuccessful. He continued writing The Way of All Flesh in the meantime, but when Miss Savage died in 1885 he was too depressed to continue without her comments, and he put it aside forever. It was to be edited and revised by his friend R.A. Streatfeild on his death in 1902.

His father's death in 1886 resolved his financial problems for the last six years of his own life. He indulged himself, holidaying in Italy every summer and producing while he was there his works on the Italian landscape and art, as Alps and Sanctuaries and Ex Voto. The new life of leisure his father's inheritance gave him allowed this kind of lifestyle which, when not spent abroad, was spent between his rooms at Clifford's Inn and the British Museum Library, and in the evenings at his friend (and posthumous biographer) Henry Festing Jones, dallying in musical composition (Butler lacked any talent in this field as well).

He applied for a professorship in art at Cambridge in 1886, but was unsuccessful, and he continued his eclectic pieces of writing throughout the 1880s and 90s. He reconsidered his grandfather's documents with a view to publishing them; but in the course of doing so he reversed his perception of the tyrannical old patriarch who was to be immortalized as George Pontifex, and wrote an affectionate memoir entitled The Life of Samuel Butler, Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry in 1896. He was always a great admirer of Homer (Butler's heroes were few, and included Shakespeare and Handel. Almost everyone else he despised), and towards the end of his life became convinced that the writing was that of a woman. He wrote a popular translation of The Iliad in 1898, another of The Odyssey in 1900, and before that a book called The Authoress of the Odyssey in 1897. He wrote Shakespeare's Sonnets Reconsidered in 1899, and the sequel to Erewhon, Erewhon Revisited, in 1901. This last volume finally turned a profit. After a brief spring holiday in 1902 he returned to Clifford's Inn, and died shortly afterwards in hospital on 18 June. He was cremated at Woking.

Had it not been for the incomplete manuscript of The Way of All Flesh tucked away in a drawer in Clifford's Inn, Butler would have remained an exceptionally minor figure of Victorian letters. But it was revised as instructed, and published in 1903 to tumultuous acclaim. It was inevitably followed by a reassessment of Butler's life and works, and others of his books were suddenly reconsidered. However, it was the extracts from his notebooks, full of acerbic observation and irony, which excited attention to compare with The Way of All Flesh. Butler's status as a late Victorian iconoclast of the first order was complete.