dissimilate

1 They compose us and also dissimilate us.

它们既构成我们，又异化我们。

2 The idea of modem administrative justice holds the balance between all interests, but the unlimited extension of power makes it extremely easy to dissimilate the idea.

现代行政公正理念内蕴各方利益的均衡，而权力的无限扩张本性使之极易异化。

3 The idea of modern administrative justice holds the balance between all interests, but the unlimited extension of power makes it extremely easy to dissimilate the idea.

现代行政公正理念内蕴各方利益的均衡，而权力的无限扩张本性使之极易异化。

4 “I just think you’re dissimilating when you say that any ruling here wouldn’t have an effect on those.”

5 In Sansom we have Samson assimilated to Samson and then dissimilated.

6 There is a large group of such words in French, coming from Latin collectives in -etum; d'Aubray is from Lat. arboretum, and has given also the dissimilated form Darblay, famous in English literature.

7 The dissimilating process seems to bring about stronger reactions on the physiological side, as if it were a more exciting process.

8 And whenever it becomes like and unlike it must be assimilated and dissimilated?

9 In this case one of the two lip consonants has been dissimilated.

10 It gave, however, in French the dissimilated Ferry, one source of our surnames Ferry, Ferris, though the former is generally local.

11 Colonel has the spelling of Fr. colonel, but its pronunciation points rather to the dissimilated Spanish form coronel which is common in Elizabethan English.

1 使异化

disassimilate

2 不同

other new different another several various unlike alien variant sliding heterogeneous otherwise difference variety gap variation inequality disagreement differentiation disparity heterogeneity dissimilitude with vary differ otherguess apart diverse unequal dissimilar heterologous imparity diversity otherness dissimilarity dissidence diversify aniso-

3 使不同

differentiation vary diversify

4 异化

dissimilation catabolize disassimilate catabolism alienation catabolic