aspect

英 ['æspekt] 美['æspɛkt]

复数: aspects;

1. 一个看的.

aspect 方面

前缀a-同ad-. 词根spect, 看，见spectator, 观众。

aspect (n.): late 14c., an astrological term, "relative position of the planets as they appear from earth" (i.e., how they "look at" one another); later also "way of viewing things," from Latin aspectus "a seeing, looking at, sight, view, countenance, appearance," from past participle of aspicere "to look at," from ad- "to" (see ad-) + specere "to look" (see scope (n.1)). Meaning "the look one wears, the appearance of things" attested by early 15c.

1. Antonio has a contagious enthusiasm for the beautiful aspect of food.: 安东尼奥对食品赏心悦目这一方面的热情非常有感染性。

2. The existence of an emotional undertow is an aspect of all politics.: 具有情绪感召力是所有政治的一个方面。

3. She has already expressed her dissatisfaction with this aspect of the policy.: 她对政策的这一方面已经表达了不满。

4. The ministry had direct control over every aspect of foreign trade.: 该政府部门直接掌控着外贸的各个方面。

5. Students may pursue research in any aspect of computational linguistics.: 学生可以就计算语言学的任何一个方面展开研究。