英：[ɪn ˈesns]
美：[ɪn ˈesns]
in essence如何读
in essence是什么意思
本质上，大体上，其实；
in essence英英释义
noun
the permanent as contrasted with the accidental element of being
the individual, real, or ultimate nature of a thing especially as opposed to its existence
a painting that captures the essence of the land
the properties or attributes by means of which something can be placed in its proper class or identified as being what it is
the most significant element, quality, or aspect of a thing or person
the essence of the issue
one that possesses or exhibits a quality in abundance as if in concentrated form
she was the essence of punctuality
a constituent or derivative possessing the special qualities (as of a plant or drug) in concentrated formalso: a preparation of such an essence or a synthetic substitute
odor, perfume
something that exists : entity
noun
the permanent as contrasted with the accidental element of being
the individual, real, or ultimate nature of a thing especially as opposed to its existence
a painting that captures the essence of the land
the properties or attributes by means of which something can be placed in its proper class or identified as being what it is
the most significant element, quality, or aspect of a thing or person
the essence of the issue
one that possesses or exhibits a quality in abundance as if in concentrated form
she was the essence of punctuality
a constituent or derivative possessing the special qualities (as of a plant or drug) in concentrated formalso: a preparation of such an essence or a synthetic substitute
odor, perfume
something that exists : entity
in essence_法律行业词汇
实质上
in essence词源英文解释
Middle English essencia, from Latin essentia, from esse to be — more at is
The first known use of essence was in the 14th century
in essence儿童词典英英释义
despite1 of 2noun
contempt sense 1
spite, malice
an act showing scorn and disrespect
detriment
despite2 of 2preposition
in spite of
ran despite an injury
despite1 of 2noun
contempt sense 1
spite, malice
an act showing scorn and disrespect
detriment
despite2 of 2preposition
in spite of
ran despite an injury
drag1 of 2noun
a device for dragging under water to detect or gather objects
something without wheels (as a sledge for carrying heavy loads) that is dragged, pulled, or drawn along or over a surface
the act or an instance of dragging or drawing
a draw on a pipe, cigarette, or cigar : puffalso: a drink of liquid
something that slows down motion
the force acting on a body (as an airplane) to slow it down as the body moves through a fluid (as air)
something that hinders or obstructs progress
someone or something boring
street sense 1, road
the main drag
drag2 of 2verb
to haul slowly or heavily
dragging the suitcase across the room
to move with slowness or difficulty
dragged myself up the stairs
to bring by or as if by force
dragged them to the opera
to pass or cause to pass slowly
the day dragged on
to hang or lag behind
to trail along on the ground
to search or fish with a drag
to take part in a drag race
to move (an item on a computer screen) using a mouse
drag1 of 2noun
a device for dragging under water to detect or gather objects
something without wheels (as a sledge for carrying heavy loads) that is dragged, pulled, or drawn along or over a surface
the act or an instance of dragging or drawing
a draw on a pipe, cigarette, or cigar : puffalso: a drink of liquid
something that slows down motion
the force acting on a body (as an airplane) to slow it down as the body moves through a fluid (as air)
something that hinders or obstructs progress
someone or something boring
street sense 1, road
the main drag
drag2 of 2verb
to haul slowly or heavily
dragging the suitcase across the room
to move with slowness or difficulty
dragged myself up the stairs
to bring by or as if by force
dragged them to the opera
to pass or cause to pass slowly
the day dragged on
to hang or lag behind
to trail along on the ground
to search or fish with a drag
to take part in a drag race
to move (an item on a computer screen) using a mouse
course1 of 2noun
the act or action of moving in a path from point to point
the planets in their courses
the direction or route of motion or progress a ship's course
the course of a river
land laid out for golf
normal or accustomed process or procedure
the disease ran its course
manner of proceeding : conduct
a wise course
progression through a period of time or a series of acts or events
was built in the course of a year
an ordered process or series
a series of classes in a subjectalso: a group of such courses
a four-year course in chemistry
a part of a meal served at one time
had salad for the first course
a layer of brick or other building material in a wall
course2 of 2verb
to run through or over
buffalo coursed the plains
to move rapidly : race
blood coursing through the veins
course1 of 2noun
the act or action of moving in a path from point to point
the planets in their courses
the direction or route of motion or progress a ship's course
the course of a river
land laid out for golf
normal or accustomed process or procedure
the disease ran its course
manner of proceeding : conduct
a wise course
progression through a period of time or a series of acts or events
was built in the course of a year
an ordered process or series
a series of classes in a subjectalso: a group of such courses
a four-year course in chemistry
a part of a meal served at one time
had salad for the first course
a layer of brick or other building material in a wall
course2 of 2verb
to run through or over
buffalo coursed the plains
to move rapidly : race
blood coursing through the veins
especialadjective
unusual, notable
put especial emphasis on this point
relating to or unique to a certain person or thing : particular
each has its own especial qualities
especialadjective
unusual, notable
put especial emphasis on this point
relating to or unique to a certain person or thing : particular
each has its own especial qualities
essencenoun
the basic nature of a thing : the quality or qualities that make a thing what it is
the essence of love is unselfishness
a substance physically or chemically separated from another substance (as a plant or drug) and having the special qualities (as odor) of the original substance
essence of peppermint
the scent of something usually sweet-smelling
in essence 例句
1 The two things are the same in outward form but different in essence.
这两件东西外表形式一样,但实质不同.
2 In essence, they let us take new photos at closer range.
本质上, 它们让我们在更近的距离上拍摄新的照片.
3 I had come to Orange Cove on a statewide tour, looking for the essence of Latino life in a changing California and a good bowl of the Mexican stew …
4 In essence, you provide the content, we will provide the structure and guidance.
本质上来说, 你提出想法, 我们将提供架构和指导.
5 The universe was essentially matter in motion.
宇宙从根本上是运动着的物质。
6 In essence, this isopach map represents the simulated paleotopographic surface of the eroded Mississippian.
实质上, 这张等厚图代表着遭到侵蚀的密西西比系的模拟古地形面.
7 In essence, the positivists were the first sociologists, rejecting both superstition and metaphysics and studying behavior as a natural phenomenon that could be perfected.
8 An English information was inquisitorial in nature.
英格兰诉讼本质上是调查审问式的。
9 Open Access was in essence a reaction to these developments.
开放获取本质上是对这些发展的回应.
10 The book's illustrations capture the essence of the story.
11 But he accuses the Concertaci � � n of, in essence, caging the animal spirits of entrepreneurship.
但是,他指控Concertación在本质上将企业家的兽性关进笼里.
12 The Administration was in essence asserting that because it didn’t want to carry out Congress’s immigration wishes, no stale should be allowed to do so either.
奥巴马政府本质上是在宣称，因为它自己不想执行国会关于移民的诉求，所以各州也都不被允许这么做。
13 In essence, all computers are the same.
所有的电脑其实都一样。
14 In essence, these networked devices become nodes of a larger distributed machine.
其实, 这些网络化了的设备变成了某个更大尺度上的分布式机器的节点.
15 Affiance is a contract in essence.
婚约性质从本质上说应属一种契约。
16 In essence, resistance of avant garde art is just a game.
先锋艺术的反抗实质上只是一种游戏。
17 A market economy, in essence, is an economic democracy.
市场经济本质上是经济民主.
18 But in essence the struggle against bourgeois liberalization is a long-term task.
但从根本上说，这是一个长期的事。
19 This film will humanize him, embody the essence of his life, and hopefully reignite efforts to pass the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act.
20 Credit is an outcome of humanity civilization, and is the social relation in essence.
信用是人类文明发展到一定阶段的产物, 它实质上是一种社会关系.
in essence 同义词
1 根本上
2 大体上
substantial overall substantially broadly in general in principle by and large in the main in gross
3 实质上
in essence 短语相关
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