instinct

n. 直覺；本能；天性

adj. 充滿的

詳細解釋

n.(名詞)

adj.(形容詞)

v.(動詞)

同步翻譯

n.(名詞)

英語翻譯

Noun:

inborn pattern of behavior often responsive to specific stimuli;
\\\"the spawning instinct in salmon\\\"
\\\"altruistic instincts in social animals\\\"

Adjective:

(followed by `with\\\')deeply filled or permeated;
\\\"imbued with the spirit of the Reformation\\\"
\\\"words instinct with love\\\"
\\\"it is replete with misery\\\"

造句

用作名詞(n.)

Don\\\'t trust anything except your instinct.
只管相信你的直覺。
She had, too, a true instinct as to the man.
她對這男人還有一種正確的直覺。
It is his instinct to reckon on women as constant by their nature.
他的直覺使他認為女人在本質上就是一成不變的。
You should not go by instinct in deciding a question.
在決定一個問題時，你不能靠直覺。
Birds learn to fly by instinct.
鳥類學習飛翔是出于本能。
Instinct is not always a good guide.
憑本能行事不一定都對。
Ladies have an instinct for carefulness.
女性天性認真細致。
Her dramatic instinct was roused by the choice of subjects.
畫面上的不同主題激發(fā)起她愛好戲劇的天性。
His instinct was aggressive in all respects, especially in the fielding.
他天性在各個方面好斗，尤其在防守方面。

用作形容詞(adj.)

常用短語

用作名詞 (n.)

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組詞

The instinct to suck as possessed by the young of all mammals.
出自：Oxford English Dictionary
By instinct she ran first towards the wharf gate.
出自：A. P. Herbert
His first wild instinct was to accelerate.
出自：D. Nobbs
Through all the palace..Instinct with light, a living splendour ran.
出自：B. Cornwall
He looks at these people, instinct with the times.
出自：M. Bradbury