apparent是什么意思

apparent

英 [?'p?r(?)nt] 美 [?'p?r?nt]

apparent 明顯的

前綴ap-同ad-. 詞根par, 出現(xiàn)，見appear.

apparent: apparent: see appear
apparent (adj.): late 14c., from Old French aparant "evident, obvious, visible," from Latin apparentem (nominative apparens) "visible, manifest," present participle of apparere (see appear). First attested in phrase heir apparent (see heir). Meaning "superficial" is c. 1400. Apparent magnitude in astronomy (how bright a heavenly body looks from earth, as opposed to absolute magnitude, which is how bright it really is) is attested from 1875.

1. It rapidly became apparent that rock'n'roll was a very broad church indeed.: 搖滾樂實(shí)際無所不包，這一點(diǎn)很快就顯而易見了。

2. The person may become dizzy for no apparent reason.: 這類人可能會(huì)莫名其妙地感到頭暈。

3. The presence of a star is already apparent in the early film.: 在早期影片中已經(jīng)顯露出了明星相。

4. A timeless comic actor—his simplicity and his apparent ease are matchless.: 作為喜劇界的常青樹——他的簡(jiǎn)單淳樸與自然大方無人能及。

5. I was a bit depressed by our apparent lack of progress.: 我對(duì)我們看似緩慢的進(jìn)展感到有些沮喪。