artificial light人造光an artificial situation人爲不自然的場面artificial ♦︎ synthetic ♦︎ false ♦︎ man-made ♦︎ fake ♦︎ imitationThese words all describe things that are not real, or not naturally produced or grown.這些詞均表示假的、非天然的、人工的。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆artificial / synthetic / man-made fabrics / fibres / materials / products◆artificial / synthetic / fake / imitation fur / leather◆artificial / synthetic / false / fake / imitation diamonds / pearls■artificialmade or produced to copy sth natural; not real人工的;人造的;假的◆The patient was kept alive by the artificial heart for nearly two months.人造心髒讓那個病人存活了近兩個月。◆All food served in the restaurant is completely free from any artificial colours and flavours.這家飯店提供的所有食物絕對沒有人工色素和人工香料。◆I don't like having to do detailed work in artificial light.我不喜歡在人造光下做細致的工作。OPPnaturalⓘ Natural things exist in nature and are not made or caused by human beings. * natural指自然界存在的,非人造的◆the natural world(= of trees, rivers, animals and birds)自然界◆a country's natural resources(= its coal, oil, forests, etc.)一個國家的自然資源◆My hair soon grew back to its natural colour(= after being dyed).我的頭發很快變回染發之前的顔色。▸artificially
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◆artificially created lakes人工湖■syntheticmade by combining chemical substances rather than being produced naturally by plants or animals人工合成的◆synthetic drugs / dyes合成藥物/染料◆shoes with synthetic soles鞋底是合成材料的鞋子OPPnatural▸synthetically
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◆synthetically produced drugs合成藥物■falsenot natural; artificial非天生的;人造的;假的◆false teeth / eyelashes假牙;假睫毛◆a false beard and moustache假胡須 see also false ⇨ so-called■ˌman-ˈmademade by people; not natural人造的;非天然的◆man-made fibres such as nylon and polyester尼龍和滌綸之類的人造纖維◆Europe's largest man-made lake歐洲最大的人工湖OPPnatural■fakemade to look like sth else; not real僞造的;冒充的;假的◆a fake fur jacket人造毛皮夾克◆We sprayed fake snow over the trees to make it look like winter.我們在樹上噴人造雪,營造出冬天的情境。OPPgenuine ⇨ real see also fake ⇨ so-calledadj., fake ⇨ fakenoun■imitation [only before noun] made to look like sth else; not real僞造的;仿制的;假的◆She would never wear imitation pearls.她絕不會戴假珍珠。◆He threatened them with an imitation gun.他用仿真槍威嚇他們。OPPgenuine ⇨ real see also imitation ⇨ fakenounartificial2
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artificial light人造光an artificial situation人爲不自然的場面artificial ♦︎ forced ♦︎ laboured ♦︎ contrived ♦︎ strainedThese words all describe an action, emotion or situation which is not natural or not what it appears to be.這些詞均表示行爲、情感或場景是人爲的、虛假的。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆a forced / strained smile◆an artificial / a contrived situation / example◆to sound forced / laboured / contrived / strained◆rather artificial / forced / laboured◆somewhat artificial / laboured / strained■artificialcreated by people; not happening naturally人爲的;不自然的◆A job interview is a very artificial situation.求職面試是個非常不自然的場面。■forced (disapproving) not sincere; not the result of genuine emotions but produced by a deliberate effort不真誠的;勉強的◆'Good,' he said with forced cheerfulness.“好吧。”他裝出高興的樣子說。OPPgenuine ⇨ deep1■laboured (BrE) (NAmElabored) (disapproving) (of speech, writing, etc.) not natural and seeming to take a lot of effort(說話、寫作等)不自然的,矯揉造作的,費力的◆She knew better than to interrupt one of her father's rather laboured jokes.她知道最好别去打斷父親那些頗爲做作的玩笑。■contrived kənˈtraɪvd (disapproving) planned in advance and not natural or genuine; written or arranged in a way that is not natural or realistic預謀的;不自然的;做作的◆The letter was full of contrived excuses.信裏編造了很多借口。◆The book's ending seemed contrived.這本書的結尾顯得牽強。■strained (oftendisapproving) not the result of genuine emotions; produced by a deliberate effort非真心的;做作的;勉強的◆She gave a strained laugh.她勉強笑了一下。ⓘ Strained is not always as disapproving as forced: sometimes it can show or invite sympathy for a person under stress.與forced不同,strained並不總是帶有貶義,有時可以用來對處於壓力之下的人表示同情或爲之爭取同情◆I put on my strained smile for the next patiently waiting customer.我對下一位耐心等候的顧客勉強地笑了笑。
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