contemporaneous
基本释义
- adj.
- 同时期的，同时代的; 同生
词性变化
实用例句
How do we know that the signature is contemporaneous with the document?
我们怎样才能知道这个签字和文件是同一个时间的呢？
牛津词典
contemporaneous events/accounts
同一时期的事情 / 记述
牛津词典
...the contemporaneous development of a separate and quite recognisable Scottish school of art.
一个独立而鲜明的苏格兰艺术流派的同时发展
The discovery of America and the fall of Granada were contemporaneous.
发现美洲和格拉那达王国的衰落是在.
期刊摘选
Libraries were given a contemporaneous warning.
图书馆得到一个及时的警告.
辞典例句
Rapid continental change therefore most likely happens when reality approaches the maximum number of contemporaneous worlds.
当现实接近并世世界的最大数值,有可能发生大陆的迅速改变.
期刊摘选
The development of the airplane is contemporaneous with that of the automobile.
飞机是与汽车在同一时代发展起来的.
期刊摘选
Contemporaneous volcanic activity is represented by basic to intermediate lava and tuff.
同时期的火山活动性是由中性熔岩与凝灰岩呈基性而体现出来的.
期刊摘选
A rise in interest rates is often contemporaneous with an increase in inflation.
利率提高往往与通货膨胀相伴随.
期刊摘选
The collapse of the company was contemporaneous with the death of the owner.
该公司的垮台与业主的死亡同时发生.
期刊摘选
Their disappearance or appearance is not everywhere strictly contemporaneous.
它们的出现或消失,不会在任何一个地方都断然属于同一时代.
辞典例句
I wish to fill you with sympathy with a contemporaneous tendency in which I profoundly believe.
我希望能够引起你们对于我所深信的一种新趋向的充分同情.
辞典例句
Maintain claim register and proper contemporaneous claim records.
保持索赔登记和适当的同步索赔记录.
期刊摘选
How do we know that the signature is contemporaneous with the document?
我们怎样才能知道这个签字和文件是同一个时间的呢？
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英英释义
1. occurring in the same period of time;
"a rise in interest rates is often contemporaneous with an increase in inflation"
"the composer Salieri was contemporary with Mozart"
2. of the same period