| 单词 | human |
| 释义 | hu·man I. 1. a. < human voices > < vulnerability of the human body > b. < human appendicitis > < the common human flea > 2. a. < contrived for the destruction of the human species — Tobias Smollett > < the human race > < some special quality in the human beings who have made this particular transition — A.J.Toynbee > b. < human progress > < human history and evolution > < in the course of human events — U.S. Declaration of Independence > 3. a. < to be human is to understand, to evaluate, to choose, to accept responsibility — Lewis Mumford > < the gregarious impulses of human beings — J.B.Conant > b. < to err is human; to forgive, divine — Alexander Pope > < there are no absolutes and man must content himself with being human — H.E.Clurman > c. < a very human world, filled with joy and sorrow, innocence and evil > < for all his stiff outward bearing, he is very human > < the story of the ascent is a great human document > < far too human a creature to care much for art — Max Beerbohm > d. < human comedy > < full of the milk of human kindness — Shakespeare > < those human-interest yarns — Erle Stanley Gardner > < no business like book retailing for human interest — Allan McMahan > < a careful history of the human side of the whole case — M.R.Cohen > < nearly all these books contain the same human stories about the Queen — New York Times Book Review > 4. 5. < balance her sharp tongue and uncertain moods against her warmly human disposition — Havelock Ellis > 6. < the nearest of blood to me and the humanest was not a person nor a villager — H.D.Thoreau > < the woods began to open up, and the country looked more human — Willa Cather > < the statue is more human than the beings at his feet — Clifton Fadiman > < the humbler aspects of our cities are more human than the skyscrapers — Walter Pach > 7. < the several fossil human genera > 8. < must always consider the human element > < Americans like other human beings are bewilderingly human — Max Lerner > < such an inconsistency is very human — P.E.More > II. < sprung of humans that inhabit earth — George Chapman > < incomprehensible to us humans — William James > < no human since Adam — G.W.Cable > < the least developed of all ancestral humans — A.L.Kroeber > < what has been found true about rats may be applied to humans — E.E.Slosson > < like most of us lazy and indecisive humans — T.H.Fielding > < as completely scientific and objective an approach as a human is capable of — R.A.Hall b. 1911 > < two thousand million humans — G.H.T.Kimble > |
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