generalised

英 [ˈdʒɛnərəlaɪzd]

美 [ˈdʒɛnərəˌlaɪzd]

网络  广义; 全面; 普遍化; 广义的; 广泛的

过去分词：generalised　

BNC.14943 / COCA.40577

英英释义

adj

• not biologically differentiated or adapted to a specific function or environment
  1. the hedgehog is a primitive and generalized mammal
  Synonym:generalized

双语例句

• Yet the links that make this a generalised crisis of the West should be obvious.
  然而，让这些问题成为西方普遍危机的那些联系，应当十分明显。
• None of this can be generalised, of course.
  当然，这些都不能一概而论。
• The "Livingston doctrine", Mr Gorton claims, means that debt contracts should be relaxed and public support for the banking system expanded to prevent or resolve a generalised panic, when the entire financial system is wrongly treated as insolvent.
  戈登声称该学说的思想在于当整个金融体系被错误地认定为破产时，应该放宽债务合约期限，而且公众对于银行系统的支持力度还应该达到可以阻止或者解决大恐慌的程度。
• So there is not yet a generalised emerging markets bubble.
  所以，现在暂时还没有全面的新兴市场泡沫。
• Its dramatic nuances were often generalised to the point of opacity.
  它那戏剧性的微妙之处常被含糊处理到了晦涩的地步。
• Generalised attacks on securitisation may be heard in Frankfurt and Paris, but must be firmly rejected.
  在法兰克福和巴黎，可能会听到对资产证券化的泛泛攻击，但对此必须坚决予以抵制。
• During a generalised panic the banking system did not have enough specie or banknotes to meet all the redemption requests.
  在大恐慌期间，银行系统没有足够的铸币或纸币来满足所有的兑现请求。
• But it is one thing to have such feelings and generalised images that have been moulded and permeated by thought, and another thing to have thoughts about them.
  不过具有为思维所决定所浸透的情绪和表象是一回事，而具有关于这些情绪和表象的思想又是一回事。
• Marking to market, which was generalised as an accounting procedure in the 1990s, was influenced by the idea that financial markets are efficient.
  上世纪90年代，逐日盯市作为一种会计规程得到了推广，它是受到这样一个理念的影响：金融市场是高效率的。
• Generalised concerns about rising inflation have been given an extra edge by the events in Tunisia.
  突尼斯事件进一步加重了全球对通胀上扬的普遍担忧。