so-called
英 [,s??'k?:ld]
美[,so'k?ld]
- adj. 所謂的；號稱的
實用場景例句
- the opinion of a so-called ‘expert ’
- 一個所謂的“專家”的意見
牛津詞典
- How have these so-called improvements helped the local community?
- 這些所謂的進步對當地社會有什么幫助呢？
牛津詞典
- artists from the so-called ‘School of London ’
- 幾個號稱“倫敦派”的藝術家
牛津詞典
- These are the facts that explode their so-called economic miracle...
- 這些就是用來粉碎他們所謂的經濟奇跡的事實。
柯林斯高階英語詞典
- More and more companies have gone 'green' and started producing so-called environmentally-friendly products.
- 越來越多的公司變得“環?！逼饋?，開始生產所謂的環境友好型產品。
柯林斯高階英語詞典
- ...a summit of the world's seven leading market economies, the so-called G-7...
- 世界七大市場經濟國家，即所謂的“七國集團”召開的一次峰會
柯林斯高階英語詞典
- She was one of the so-called Gang of Four.
- 她是所謂的“四人幫”之一。
柯林斯高階英語詞典
- In Japan, there are three so called beauty cities.
- 在日本, 有所謂的出美女的三大都市.
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- Their justice, so called, was nothing but partiality.
- 他們的所謂的公正不過是偏袒而已.
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- These questions are special cases of the so called forbidden subgraph problem.
- 這些問題都是所謂禁用子圖問題的特殊情形.
辭典例句
- USA's condition already indicated the readings of so called great economist.
- 美國的情況已經證明了那些所謂的大經濟學家的信條.
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