generalised

英 [ˈdʒɛnərəlaɪzd]

美 [ˈdʒɛnərəˌlaɪzd]

网络  广义; 全面; 普遍化; 广义的; 广泛的

过去分词：generalised　

BNC.14943 / COCA.40577

英英释义

adj

• not biologically differentiated or adapted to a specific function or environment
  1. the hedgehog is a primitive and generalized mammal
  Synonym:generalized

双语例句

• But it is one thing to have such feelings and generalised images that have been moulded and permeated by thought, and another thing to have thoughts about them.
  不过具有为思维所决定所浸透的情绪和表象是一回事，而具有关于这些情绪和表象的思想又是一回事。
• There is little doubt that a generalised bank run across several countries would be disastrous.
  如果不止一个国家出现广泛的挤兑，那将是灾难性的，关于这一点我们没有多少疑问。
• Marking to market, which was generalised as an accounting procedure in the 1990s, was influenced by the idea that financial markets are efficient.
  上世纪90年代，逐日盯市作为一种会计规程得到了推广，它是受到这样一个理念的影响：金融市场是高效率的。
• Its dramatic nuances were often generalised to the point of opacity.
  它那戏剧性的微妙之处常被含糊处理到了晦涩的地步。
• Anti-Windup Design of Conditioning Technique Used in Generalised PID Control Framework
  条件技术在广义PID框架中的抗饱和设计
• Generalised concerns about rising inflation have been given an extra edge by the events in Tunisia.
  突尼斯事件进一步加重了全球对通胀上扬的普遍担忧。
• Aitken's generalised least squares normal equation
  艾特肯广义最小平方正规方程
• But, in the US, a generalised attachment to liberty has somehow turned into an unquestioning veneration of the constitution that has become almost quasi-religious.
  但是在美国，凡事都扯上自由在某种程度上变成了一种对宪法的绝对崇拜，这差不多已经变成一种准宗教情结了。
• The data show that market participants 'current demand for central bank money does not reflect an intention to increase their balance sheets but rather their difficulty in accessing financial markets – the result of a generalised increase in risk aversion.
  数据表明，市场参与者当前对央行资金的需求，并未反映他们扩大自身资产负债表的意愿，而是反映他们难以从金融市场中融资，这是风险厌恶情绪普遍上升的结果。
• But this needs to be generalised.
  但这种方法仍有待推广。