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单词 immediacy
释义
immediacy
noun[U]
uk
/ɪˈmiː.di.ə.si/us
/ɪˈmiː.di.ə.si/
thefactthat somethingseemsrealandimportant, so that youfeelinvolvedwith it:
即时性；直接性
Pre-recorded TVprogrammeshave so much less immediacy andwarmththanlivetheatre.事先录制的电视节目比剧院现场少了很多的即时性和亲切感。
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(Definition ofimmediacyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

immediacy| American Dictionary

immediacy
noun[U]
us
/ɪˈmid·i·ə·si/
thequalityorfeelingof beingdirectlyinvolved:
Recording before aliveaudiencecapturesthe immediacy of theperformance.
(Definition ofimmediacyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofimmediacy

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This is not to say that the visual ray account really does reduce spatial perception toimmediacy.
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It brings a passive body of information into electronicimmediacywith seven 'knowledge blocks', each with cross hyperlinks.
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The intensity andimmediacyof their expressive intention provide empowering qualities that thrive on musical interaction.
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The narration, in short, tends towards choral action, and has theimmediacyand gestures of direct contact.
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On the other, she seeks thatimmediacythrough the acknowledgement and multiplication of media.
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The buzz ofimmediacyis the same in social work.
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We have no thematic access to this experience, and hence it is impossible to reflect upon that experience in itsimmediacy.
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Theimmediacyof its illusionism conflicted with his sense of history's impenetrability.
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Thus even a solo performance is a type of montage, a combination of mimeticimmediacyand diegetic distancing, a composite of dissected realities.
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In part this reflected the lack ofimmediacyabout the issue.
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The subtle relationship between experience-knowledge (theimmediacyof knowing) and mediated knowledge was barely to be found.
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Its main goal wasimmediacyin the interface.
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The linear progression of time is ruptured by visions, which, like hadiths, involve sense experiences, witnessing, face-to-face encounters, andimmediacy.
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This is because theimmediacy(and obviousness) of political factors that entail change will tend to attract more notice.
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We thus observe no systematic association ofimmediacywith go.
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