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词根:impermanent
adj.impermanent 暂时的;非永久的
n.impermanency 非永久性
1796年,由 impermanent 和 -ence 组成。 Impermanency 可追溯至1640年代。
The first known use of impermanence was in 1796
impersonateverb
to pretend to be some other person
impersonate a police officer
impersonaladjective
having no expressed subject or no subject other than "it"
"rained" in "it rained" is an impersonal verb
not personal:
not showing or involving personal feelings : detached
an impersonal professional attitude
not caring about individual persons or their feelings a giant impersonal corporation
cold impersonal cities
impersonaladjective
having no expressed subject or no subject other than "it"
"rained" in "it rained" is an impersonal verb
not personal:
not showing or involving personal feelings : detached
an impersonal professional attitude
not caring about individual persons or their feelings a giant impersonal corporation
cold impersonal cities
impersonaladjective
having no expressed subject or no subject other than "it"
"rained" in "it rained" is an impersonal verb
not personal:
not showing or involving personal feelings : detached
an impersonal professional attitude
not caring about individual persons or their feelings a giant impersonal corporation
cold impersonal cities
impermissibleadjective
not permissible
impermissibleadjective
not permissible
impermeableadjective
not permitting passage (as of a fluid) through the material of which it is made
impermeableadjective
not permitting passage (as of a fluid) through the material of which it is made
impermanentadjective
not permanent : not lasting long
impermanencenoun
the quality or state of being impermanent
1 With this burgeoning maturity, she can hold on to the concept of impermanence and the idea that your neighbor has left her body.
2 Image Cherry blossoms, celebrated by poets as symbols of impermanence, occupy a major place in Japanese culture.
3 Impermanence makes tomorrow a better day.
因此明天可能会更好;
4 Better to stay in flight, take the next bus, relinquish control, trust in happenstance, and embrace impermanence.”
5 He was fascinated by their color, texture and impermanence, but also by the consonance of sulfur — “soufre” in French — and suffering, and by its hellfire connotations.
6 A kind of wholeness through asymmetry and time, the tension between impermanence and ongoingness.
这是一种通过不对称和时间达成的完整,是短暂和持续之间的张力。
7 A curious function of impermanence: what you resist, persists.
8 This is what we call "impermanence".
这就是所谓无常之理了。
9 And though he finished it very recently, it already seems on the road to decay, which is precisely the effect that this young artist, fixated on the magnitude of worldly impermanence, is after.
10 When my Zen intentions weaken and I find myself wanting it again, I meditate on the impermanence of life as represented by a seductively lush nectarine sorbet I tasted a month ago.
11 He was lecturing me on the impermanence of memory.
12 “Ultimately, I became obsessed with the concept of impermanence,” Saalfield, 32, said on a video call, speaking from an almost pitch-black room in her home in Fitzroy, a suburb of Melbourne.
13 Since heaven and earth impermanence, one day you will lose them, will be an unlimited time at the moment repent.
因为天地无常,总有一天你会失去他们,会无限追悔此刻的时光。
14 When you allow the tension to be there, open to it, accept and investigate it, noticing the tiny variations, the pulsations and vibrations, you open the space for it to dissolve into impermanence and flow.
15 Along the way she delves into the durability of art, the impermanence of human circumstances and the tenacity of memory.
16 I want to be back in the motel, back on the road, in my old rootless life of impermanence and safety.
17 Surprisingly, "The Long Christmas Dinner" turns out to be an opera about the inevitability of impermanence, possibly making it the first and only covertly Buddhist Christmas opera.
18 “What we have here is a story of profound instability and impermanence,” he said.
19 This shape-shifting was its own type of impermanence.
20 Probably the only thing that’s really different about my life is that it brings me into daily confrontation with the reality of impermanence — something we’re all much happier forgetting about.
1 暂时
AI temporary jury interim provisional tentative impermanent provisory yet temporarily passingly while pro tempore for a while for a short time for a period of time pro tem temporal makeshift momentary deciduous ephemeral transitory passing awhile momentarily season spell streak truce temporality caducity ephemerous day-to-day episodic fill-in a.i. p.t. stopgap for time being for the moment for a season
2 短暂
caducous brief fleet passing transient short-lived fugitive fleeting deciduous ephemeral bite-sized transitory evanescent in-and-out fugacious fungous briefly passingly brevity transience evanescence transiency briefness short temporary flying mushroom brittle momentary frail episodic nonce impermanent fly-by-night momentarily momently caducity written in water
3 非永久