life-force
英：['laɪff'ɔ:s] 美： ['laɪff'ɔs]
life-force 基本解释
n.生命力；
英英释义
life-force
n.(biology) a hypothetical force (not physical or chemical) once thought by Henri Bergson to cause the evolution and development of organisms同义词：life forcevital forcevitalityelan vital
life-force 相关例句
双语例句
用作名词(n.)- A life force indwells in nature.
生命力永存于大自然中。 - The life of the elf is leaving me.
精灵的生命力正从我的体中流逝。
权威例句
LIFE FORCElife forcelife-forceNonexercise activity thermogenesis--liberating the life-forceINNOVATION:THE LIFE-FORCE OF MARKETINGOchre, clay, stone and art: the symbolic importance of minerals as life-force among Aboriginal peoples of northern and central Austr...The Effects of Three Insecticides on the Life-force and Fecundity of Tetranychus urticae KochCosmic life-forceChapter 4:Understanding Ch’i: The Life-Force Energy that Determines Vitality, Health and WellbeingThe Life-force of Ideological and Political Work in the New SituationLife-force of MM Educational ModeThe power of powder: life-force and motility in Cuban divinationThe Life-force of Sunquan's Regime
