英语词汇“transcendental”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	transcendental
释义	tran·scen·den·tal I. \\|tranˌsen\|dent^əl, \|tran(t)s^ən\|-, -raan-\ adjective Etymology: Medieval Latin transcendentalis, from Latin transcendent-, transcendens + -alis -al 1. a. Aristotelianism : reaching or lying beyond the bounds of any category; also : metaphysical b. Kantianism (1) : of or relating to the a priori and necessary conditions of human experience as determined by the constitution of the mind itself (2) : transcending what is determined by the contingent particularity of experience though not transcending all human knowledge — contrasted with transcendent 1b 2. : transcendent 1a < few men have had his transcendental capacity to stir the heart — J.H.Plumb > < the trout fisherman … with that transcendental patience — Richard Jefferies > < an event of transcendental importance — Rodrigo Miró > 3. a. : incapable of being the root of an algebraic equation with rational integral coefficients < π is a transcendental number > b. : being, involving, or representing a function (as sin x, log x, e^x) that cannot be expressed by a finite number of algebraic operations 4. a. : extending or being beyond the limits of ordinary experience < extreme transcendental idealism which viewed the world as the visonary creation of the fallen soul of man — E.S.Bates > < a transcendental world of concepts has therefore been envisaged by the philosophers — C.K.Ogden & I.A.Richards > b. : of or relating to the supernatural < the vital transcendental soul, belonging to the spiritual realm — Lewis Mumford > < find transcendental motives for sublunary action — Aldous Huxley > c. : abstruse, abstract < that transcendental phraseology which defies exact translation — Herbert Read > < insensitive plodders … regrettably unable to follow the transcendental speculations — C.W.Shumaker > d. : of or relating to transcendentalism < the transcendental belief … that every part of nature is an emblem, symbol, or analogue of a spiritual or intellectual truth — R.L.Cook > II. noun (-s) : something that is transcendental: as a. : a transcendental idea or doctrine b. Scholasticism : any one of the broadest conceptions of being (as being, thing, one, truth) < he appears to assume, in many places but particularly in his demonstrations of God, both that being (or some equivalent transcendental) is a genus, and that God is in it — H.T.Schwartz >
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