perceptively

基本解释

• adj.敏感的；有洞察力的；感知的

同根派生

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英汉例句

双语例句

• One reader perceptively noted that the security problem was mainly a legacy issue.
  读者敏锐地注意到，安全问题大致属于遗留问题。
• However, as the nurse so perceptively noted that afternoon, what was more difficult for her to bear this time was not the loss but the constraint imposed on the relationship afterward.
  然而，让人更难的不是承受患者的离去，而是对今后医患关系的一系列限制——这一点那天下午，那名护士已经敏锐的察觉了。
• The church which has perceptively viewed this passage through the lens of epiphany has sometimes failed to reckon with what epiphany means.
  教会虽常以显现节来理解这段经文，但有时却误解了显现节的意义。
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权威例句

• Rose, who sees herself, more perceptively, as a free-market ideologue, is sceptical about scholars' objectivity.
  ECONOMIST: Famous economists
• Fogel countered perceptively, stating that economics simply could not capture the whole picture of the antebellum South.
  FORBES: Morality First: The End of Behaviorism
• One reader perceptively noted that the security problem was mainly a legacy issue.
  ECONOMIST: Google goes in search of an instant operating system

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专业释义

心理学

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