predominant
英 [prɪˈdɒmɪnənt]
美 [prɪˈdɑːmɪnənt]
adj. 显著的; 明显的; 盛行的; 占优势的; 主导的
Collins.1 / BNC.10173 / COCA.11628
牛津词典
adj.
- 显著的;明显的;盛行的
most obvious or noticeable- a predominant feature
显著特征 - Yellow is the predominant colour this spring in the fashion world.
黄色是今春时装界的流行颜色。
- a predominant feature
- 占优势的;主导的
having more power or influence than others- a predominant culture
主流文化
- a predominant culture
柯林斯词典
- ADJ-GRADED 占主导地位的;占支配地位的
If something ispredominant, it is more important or noticeable than anything else in a set of people or things.- Amanda's predominant emotion was that of confusion.
阿曼达主要还是感到困惑。
- Amanda's predominant emotion was that of confusion.
英英释义
adj
- having superior power and influence
- the predominant mood among policy-makers is optimism
- most frequent or common
- prevailing winds
双语例句
- Collagen has great potential applications because of its unique construction of three-ply helix, predominant bio-compatibility and bio-degradability.
摘要胶原蛋白具有独特的3股螺旋结构,优越的生物相容性和生物降解性,极具应用前景。 - Aboriginal culture is predominant in most regions.
大部分地区以土著文化为主。 - It is precisely against these predominant political, economic and cultural forms that our revolution is directed.
这些统治的政治、经济和文化形态,就是我们革命的对象。 - It is the land which makes the predominant contribution.
土地为我们作出了最显著的贡献。 - The predominant enteric viruses in wastewater or river water belong to the coxsackie B group.
在污水和沙水中,占优势的肠道病毒是柯萨奇病毒B。 - Therefore, the research and utilization of the6-4 photolyase gene is of predominant significance.
因此,大力开展对6-4光裂合酶基因的研究与开发工作显得极其重要。 - It's hard to be a predominant person in this field.
在这个领域成为一个卓越的人是很难的。 - Therefore, the information service of the book periodical has become one of21 centuries of predominant development mechanisms.
因此,图书期刊的信息服务已成为21世纪的主导发展机制之一。 - Molecular diffusion is the predominant mechanism controlling volatile organic compounds transport within the composite liner.
有机挥发性化合物在复合衬里中迁移时,其主要的机理是分子扩散作用。 - Its predominant vein was, in poe's own phrase," the grotesque and arabesque. "
它的最主要的特点,用坡自己的话说,就是“怪诞和奇异。”