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单词 emergence
释义
emergence
noun[U]
uk
/ɪˈmɜː.dʒəns/us
/ɪˈmɝː.dʒəns/

emergencenoun[U](BECOMING KNOWN)

thefactof somethingbecomingknownorstartingtoexist:
崭露头角
China's emergenceasaneconomicpower中国以经济强国的面貌崭露头角。
the emergenceofa newstrainof theHIVvirus一种刚发现的新型 HIV 病毒
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Beginnings and starts
  • a baptism of/by fireidiom
  • advent
  • baptism
  • beginning
  • birth
  • commencement
  • inception
  • initiation
  • introduction
  • jumping-off point
  • kick off
  • onset
  • square
  • start
  • starter
  • starting point
  • starting time
  • the thin end of the wedgeidiom
  • trigger
  • zero hour
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emergencenoun[U](APPEARING)

formal
thefactof someoneappearingby coming out from behind something:
（从某物背后）出来，现身
Unfortunately, Imisjudgedthetimingof my emergence.很不幸，我错误地判断了我出场的时机。
thefactof someone or something coming to the end of adifficultperiodorexperience:
摆脱困境
the country's emergencefrombankruptcy该国从破产的困境中走出
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Appearing & disappearing
  • appear
  • Bermuda Triangle
  • bubble up
  • creep
  • creep in/creep intosomething
  • deliquesce
  • filter
  • hove
  • melt away
  • pass
  • re-emergence
  • reappear
  • reappearance
  • rematerialize
  • sprout
  • vanish
  • vanish/go up/disappear in a puff of smokeidiom
  • vanishing
  • wear
  • wind
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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Difficult situations and unpleasant experiences
Coming to an end
(Definition ofemergencefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

emergence| American Dictionary

emergence
noun[U]
us
/ɪˈmɜr·dʒəns/
theprocessofappearing:
Theagreementset thestagefor the company's emergence frombankruptcy.
theprocessofbecomingknownordeveloping:
The emergence of apandemicfluvirusis not onlyinevitable, butoverdue.
(Definition ofemergencefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofemergence

emergence
They are very dangerous, these sudden emergences of politically-minded classes.
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Capitalism is part of theemergenceof a more complex modern world.
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Despite this, historians continue to attribute theemergenceof new forms of governance to a clash of cultures between east and west.
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However, the liberal reform period did witness the creation of structural conditions that strongly favoured the eventualemergenceof these regimes.
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I see no forces in our society that tend towards theemergenceof a communitarian shared understanding.
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If timing and frequency of instructional input do not determine order ofemergenceor frequency of use of will and going to, what does?
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In the more general case of theemergenceof will and going to, neither timing nor frequency of input seems to affect learner production.
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Prefabricated patterns and theemergenceof structure in second language acquisition.
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No specific event marks itsemergencein the vocabulary applied to long-term care for older people.
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In this tradition of self-irony thus the babu reflected on the contingency of his own historicalemergence, with a mixture of admiration and secret anxiety.
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Evaluating the impact of these costs on household production and theemergenceof specialized maize preparation is the central theme of this paper.
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By using the same uncertainty-monitoring paradigms across species, it should be possible to map the phylogenetic distribution of metacognition and illuminate theemergenceof mind.
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Our current work is exploring patterns of recovery, and, in particular, critical period effects in the progressiveemergenceof modularity.
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Post-parasitoidemergence, vacated hosts continued to consume very small quantities of food until their death, at 10-12 days post parasitism.
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The lines into the figure represent iso-thermal times from seedlingemergenceto anthesis.
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