affirmation
肯定
definition
noun
he nodded in affirmation
the action or process of affirming something or being affirmed.
the lack of one or both parents' affirmation leaves some children emotionally crippled
emotional support or encouragement.
translation of 'affirmation'
noun
树立,
树,
承诺,
肯定,
断言
example
he nodded in 'affirmation'
the lack of one or both parents' 'affirmation' leaves some children emotionally crippled
an 'affirmation' of basic human values
The most difficult young people are often the most damaged young people, the most in need of 'affirmation' and support and love.
The girl was silent for a moment, then she nodded, grunting in 'affirmation' .
I think the point is that the youth is in a situation in which the symbols of courage and 'affirmation' have inevitably become twisted.
Perhaps we might also ask whether he will take an oath or make an 'affirmation' in respect of those matters of fact which he is going to put before us.
Girls feel enhanced by continuous social 'affirmation' while boys feel diminished.
The officers nodded in 'affirmation' and pulled out their guns.
Leigh nodded in 'affirmation' and made his way back to the car.
the lack of one or both parents' 'affirmation' leaves some children emotionally crippled
Trying to bring her own emotions back under control, she nodded her head in 'affirmation' .
I guess I need to make some sort of 'affirmation' to myself.
Human life should be a search for meaning, but meaning only comes through 'affirmation' .
Each person is seen as trapped within his or her own private bubble, in constant need of 'affirmation' and recognition.
Are you prepared to take the oath, or will you make an 'affirmation' ?
Friends usually do have something to gain from each other, be it companionship or 'affirmation' of existence.
An enormous impetus behind this interest was the kind of parental 'affirmation' that it received.
It has also been a period of greater 'affirmation' of human consciousness.
They did this in various ways, an example being the investment in university education and the social 'affirmation' that went with it.
The other guard nodded in 'affirmation' and began to head down towards the bathroom.
an 'affirmation' of basic human values
He looked inquisitively at his future sister-in-law and she nodded in 'affirmation' .
What might seem like skepticism ends up as 'affirmation' because of the poet's commitment to honesty.
The nun's words were punctuated silently by her sisters' nods of 'affirmation' .
he nodded in 'affirmation'
The constant 'affirmation' throughout the play is keeping the lines of communication open.
For them, Birthright was a powerful, emotional 'affirmation' of everything they already believed.
This is what he said we must do: ‘We need to make our agenda clear in a review of the oaths and 'affirmations' .’
This was treated by both sides as a direction that affidavits or 'affirmations' were to be evidence at this trial, even though the deponents did not attend for cross-examination.
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