manifestation
表现
definition
noun
the first obvious manifestations of global warming
an event, action, or object that clearly shows or embodies something, especially a theory or an abstract idea.
translation of 'manifestation'
noun
表现,
示威运动,
表明
example
According to Malek, the cat was regarded strictly as a 'manifestation' of a deity, not a deity itself.
He is always portrayed as an abstract 'manifestation' of evil, from which we, as the good children of the next generation, are safely separated.
Also, the speech of Lord Clyde contains no 'manifestation' of express disagreement with Lord Hope.
We are looking not at an event but at a visual 'manifestation' of thought.
Oh, and for the record, I've never experienced a physical 'manifestation' of a spirit.
It seems there's nothing like a demonic 'manifestation' to stimulate the giving spirit.
Nationalist violence erupts to the surface given any public 'manifestation' of difference.
the 'manifestation' of anxiety over disease
Baptists believe Jesus of Nazareth was the Christ, the incarnate 'manifestation' of the Eternal God.
He called it a hobby while I called it a 'manifestation' of an evil spirit.
More importantly, the feast was a ceremonial 'manifestation' of the warfaring nature of society.
There it was, the mysterious 'manifestation' of the ‘festival atmosphere’.
He witnessed Saturday's 'manifestation' and calls it a ‘circus’.
Acute respiratory distress syndrome is the clinical 'manifestation' of severe, acute lung injury.
Individual evildoers can be defeated; the current 'manifestation' of evil can be destroyed.
Such yearning is a 'manifestation' of a pure revolutionary spirit.
On the contrary, Hamlet's 'manifestation' of courage and the words that speak to that courage are thrilling.
Social withdrawal can be a 'manifestation' of untreated physical symptoms such as pain.
What we saw here was a 'manifestation' of a global oversupply problem in emerging markets.
This celestial alignment will create greater flow between the realms of thought and the world of physical 'manifestation' .
She says the whole event was a 'manifestation' of some new kind of consciousness.
Another 'manifestation' of the black market in Belfast is the legendary and ever-popular delivery services.
the 'manifestation' of anxiety over the upcoming exams
cryptococcal meningitis was the first 'manifestation' of AIDS in seven of twenty-seven patients
a characteristic 'manifestation' of Lyme disease
The obvious 'manifestation' of that is in low turnouts at elections.
I see democracy as the political 'manifestation' of our cultural evolution.
Offshoring is merely the latest 'manifestation' of a well-established process.
One such factor pertains to the mode of expression or form of 'manifestation' .
This change has many obvious surface 'manifestations' .
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