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单词 phenomenon
释义
phenomenon
noun[C]
uk
/fəˈnɒm.ɪ.nən/us
/fəˈnɑː.mə.nɑːn/
pluralphenomenauk
/fəˈnɒm.ɪ.nə/us
/fəˈnɑː.mə.nə/

phenomenonnoun[C](EXISTING THING)

C1
something thatexistsand can beseen,felt,tasted, etc.,especiallysomethingunusualorinteresting:
（尤指不寻常的或有趣的）现象
Gravity is anaturalphenomenon.重力是一种自然现象。
Do youbelievein theparanormaland otherpsychicphenomena?你相信超自然及其他通灵现象吗？
There'sevidencetosuggestthatchildabuseis not just arecentphenomenon.有证据表明虐待儿童并不是近来才有的现象。
Synonyms
episode(EVENT)
event
happening
incident
occurrence(HAPPENING)
More examples
  • paranormalphenomena
  • geophysicalandgeologicalphenomena
  • Johnson (op. cit.,page53)callsthis phenomenon 'theprincipleofminimaleffort'.
  • the El Ninoweatherphenomenon
  • Thistrendiscertainlynot a new phenomenon.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Objects - general words
  • Americana
  • artefact
  • blank
  • column
  • conversation piece
  • curio
  • entity
  • ephemera
  • extrusion
  • forensics
  • gewgaw
  • non-abstract
  • object
  • piece
  • shape
  • snow globe
  • such and such
  • tchotchke
  • thang
  • thing
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phenomenonnoun[C](SUCCESS)

someone or something that isextremelysuccessful, often because ofspecialqualitiesorabilities:
非凡的人（或事物）；奇才；奇迹
The Beatles were a phenomenon - nobody hadheardanything like them before.甲壳虫乐队真是个奇迹，在此之前人们从未听说过像他们那样杰出的乐队。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
someone famous
  • celebrityThe magazine is all about the lives of celebrities.
  • celebWhich celeb recently spent $60,000 on an engagement ring?
  • slebUKShe was last spotted interviewing a minor sleb on the red carpet.
  • starHer ambition was always to become a movie star.
  • superstarRock superstar Elton John grew up working class in England.
  • legendHe became a legend in his own lifetime.
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Good and excellent things
  • badass
  • be the best thing since sliced breadidiom
  • beatification
  • beaut
  • beauty
  • blinder
  • flagship
  • grouse
  • high-end
  • hot shit
  • humdinger
  • jewel
  • jim-dandy
  • peach
  • pull factor
  • queen
  • screamer
  • the jewel in the crownidiom
  • the real deal
  • the Rolls-Royce ofsomethingidiom
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Successful (things or people)
(Definition ofphenomenonfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

phenomenon| American Dictionary

phenomenon
noun
us
/fɪˈnɑm·əˌnɑn,-nən/

phenomenonnoun(EXPERIENCE)

[C]pluralphenomenaus/fɪˈnɑm·ə·nə/
anything that is or can beexperiencedorfelt,esp. something that isnoticedbecause it isunusualor new:
Wediscussedthe ever-growingpopularityoftalkradio, andwonderedhow toexplainthis phenomenon.

phenomenonnoun(SPECIAL PERSON/THING)

[Cusually sing]pluralphenomenons
someone or somethingspecial,esp. because it iscompletelydifferent orextremelyunusual:
He was akindof phenomenon, anactorrunningforpresident.
(Definition ofphenomenonfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofphenomenon

phenomenon
Such situations require fundamental knowledge of these interactions as a possible cause of anomalous transport phenomena in magnetized plasmas.
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His research aims at understanding consciousness as a natural biologicalphenomenonand at fruitful interaction between philosophical and empirical research in the study of consciousness.
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However, there are basic psychological phenomena that the model does not handle well.
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Moreover, certain psychological phenomena suggest a structural reality underlying prototype effects.
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These proscriptions, while useful in economics, may obfuscate important psychological phenomena.
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Together they might suggest paths of reinterpretation of ageing as a socialphenomenon.
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This also illustrates that segmental reductions should be investigated in context, not as an isolatedphenomenon.
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Experiments with doubly driven film flow, in which gravitational and surface tension gradient stresses are competing, have uncovered some new phenomena.
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It is usually bothersome to be confronted with statements about the supposed universal nature of a particular linguisticphenomenon.
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We have much less information about whether the patients in the trials also had evidence of active psychotic phenomena in addition to any depressive symptoms.
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There are phenomena that occur only at certain scales, and which thereby are poor models or metaphors for other levels.
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Apparently, the abbey had suffered from the loss of seasonal pastures, a recurring but disastrousphenomenon.
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We believe that the existing, well-established principles of behavior analysis are sufficient to account for the wide range of pain behavior phenomena.
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Transparency is not a particularly exoticphenomenonbecause it frequently occurs in natural contexts.
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Understanding how cues combine will aid in specifying the role of transparency in these phenomena and the nature of the mechanisms involved.
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Collocationswithphenomenon

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These are words often used in combination withphenomenon.

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astronomical phenomena
Was it necessary to formulate such a highly peculiar idea in order to explain astronomical phenomena?
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atmospheric phenomenon
Thisatmosphericphenomenoncan sometimes be seen twice a day, around the times of sunset and sunrise.
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biological phenomenon
His research aims at understanding consciousness as a naturalbiologicalphenomenonand at fruitful interaction between philosophical and empirical research in the study of consciousness.
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