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单词 embodiment
释义
embodiment
noun
uk
/ɪmˈbɒd.i.mənt/us
/ɪmˈbɑː.di.mənt/
the embodiment ofsomething
someone or something thatrepresentsaqualityor anideaexactly:
（某种品质或思想的）化身，体现；典型
He was the embodiment of theEnglishgentleman.他是典型的英国绅士。
She wasportrayedin thepapersas the embodiment ofevil.她被报纸描述为邪恶的化身。
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(Definition ofembodimentfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofembodiment

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Embodiment, a topic which returns throughout the book, is discussed first.
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There is, however, even a deeper sense in which the robot (and the simulations) are models forembodiment.
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Like visual art, music has experienced similarembodimenttrends in recent years.
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Indeed, it could be argued that it is retirement itself that is theembodimentof the contradiction of the risk society.
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In yet another sense, a literary work can become a crypticembodimentof traumatic losses for a readership torn by inexpressible anxieties.
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They were far from being perfect embodiments of the norms they propounded.
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A major contribution of robotics to agent research is the importance of ' 'embodiment' ' and real world dynamics.
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Second,embodiment: resurrection requires some kind of bodily life after death.
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Some amplified our drive towardembodimentby requesting more detailed mechanisms in the form of neurophysiology or motor control.
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While the significance of the body is locally articulated, it also derives meaning from complex linkages with emerging public discourses ofembodiment.
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Embodimentlinks together both broadly cultural and circumstantial usages, the body taking on its meaning at the intersection of narrative, culture, and social interaction.
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In suchembodimentof sound the physical processes generating sound and the cognitive processes are joined.
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Nowadays, with the current interest in lived experience andembodiment, we assume that some level of cultural meaning is implied in prereflection as well.
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He's also keen on the whole concept of noise as disruption, on many levels, and brings semiotics, topic theory,embodimentand metaphor into the mix.
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Supernatural concepts also appear to be influenced by physicalembodiment.
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