inherent是什么意思_inherent的用法

adj.(形容词)

adj.(形容词)

固有的; 内在的 present naturally as a part of; not able to be thought of as separate

inherent的近义词

adj

1. in the nature of something though not readily apparent

e.g. shortcomings inherent in our approach
an underlying meaning

Synonym: implicit in(p)underlying

2. existing as an essential constituent or characteristic

e.g. the Ptolemaic system with its built-in concept of periodicity
a constitutional inability to tell the truth

Synonym: built-inconstitutionalinbuiltintegral

1. 内在的;固有的;生来就有的
The inherent qualities of something are the necessary and natural parts of it.

e.g. Stress is an inherent part of dieting.
节食必定会带来压力。
e.g. ...the dangers inherent in an outbreak of war.
一旦爆发战争所固有的危险

inherently
Aeroplanes are not inherently dangerous...
飞机本身并不危险。
War is inherently a dirty business.
战争与生俱来就是肮脏的。

1. 固有：在英国,除了在正常法律秩序遭受破坏、军事管制法生效实施的情形之外,行政并无固有(inherent)的立法权力. 凡具有法律效力的行政规则,都是议会法律授权的. 反言之,没有正当地依据

2. 内在的：换言之,咱们内在的(inherent)程序在最关键的时刻便少了一段,您得动用智力补足才行. 此所以如今的学校里要开设性教育课.

3. inherent的意思

3. 生来的,固有的,先天的：Inherent fluorescence 固有荧光 | inherent 生来的,固有的,先天的 | inheritance 遗传,继承

用作形容词(adj.)

用作形容词 (adj.)

～+名词

～+介词

The little building has an inherent poetry that could not have sprung entirely from the hands of an architect.
出自：J. A. Michener
There is nothing inherent in the evolutionary process to guarantee man's own survival.
出自：A. Toffler
Change and growth are inherent qualities of the life process.
出自：E. Fromm

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