| 词汇 | example_english_lend |
| 释义 | Examples of lendThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Below the bridge, the shiny wings of dragonflies lent an air of charm to the creek. Shortly, we will see how the author of the personification in conjunction with the idea of lending human form and speech to a geographical locus. Moral support, and on numerous occasions, food and shelter, has been lent by my family and in-laws. The fact that anti-perfectionism is based on restraint, on not doing as much good as one can, lends it a slightly paradoxical air. The accumulation of data over a long period of time is a situation that lends itself well to the use of a microcomputer. A prestigious roster of international architects lends status to the project and client commissioning the work, and enhances the media appeal of the undertaking. The idea has lent itself to nationalist fantasies, enabling recent identities to be projected far back into the past. Neither the one nor the other lends itself to transparent deductive or narrative presentation. The thing to be contradicted has to be strong, so that it lends its weight to the subversion of it. Obviously, the design also lends itself to evaluating the effects of various mediators and moderators of outcome. In addition, the medical profession showed more competence in giving direction to unstructured discussions, and in lending significance to the issue in general. Students also continue throughout the semester to participate in one or two activities from their first rotation, lending some continuity to the practicum experience. Robots cannot replace syntactic models; but they can instantiate them, as a slide rule does the logarithm, lending credibility. Metaphors do not poverty make, but through cultural discourse practices are valorized, options legitimated and statuses lent prestige or disparagement. Few terms lent themselves to being declared one-to-one. Metal collectors pride themselves with such items, it lends status within the scene and amongst other collectors. When there are changes in the dynamics of the manipulator due to large load variations, adaptive control lends itself as a powerful control strategy. Figure 3 also lends itself to validation in a more direct way - against the historical record. In fact, the former lends itself to some counter-intuitive implications that the latter avoids. In no instance does a wedge between borrowing and lending rates induce positive bond holdings for the parameters considered. Although agricultural biotechnology lent itself to product distinctions, this was less the case in medical applications outside of drugs. The success of the analysis only lends support to the combination of assumptions used in the analysis. The study employed a detailed audit trail, thereby lending itself to confirmation and replication of the findings. A neurosocial support system has been discovered that may have lent itself to subserve such an emerging capacity. Furthermore, demonstrating that my model is capable of producing results similar to game theoretic models lends validity to my approach to the problem. I thoroughly enjoyed this book, and the author has an engaging style, uncluttered with jargon, lending it to a wide general readership. Such an approach, however, lends as little support to a romantic critique of science in practical respect as to an epistemological relativism in theoretical respect. While this lends itself to co-nations that are geographically concentrated, it is less useful for those that are not. The evidence here lends some support to these critiques and underlines the status of residential leisure towns as the principal centres of leisure and luxury. The finding that nostalgia was more salient for older, than for younger refugees lends credibility to this speculation. Our analysis lends some support to this idea. Also, the re-employment engineering programme has lent much viability to an active labour market policy. Such ineffectiveness not only inspires doubts about the usefulness of the institution, but also lends a particular and anomalous character to the ombudsman's work. The book also considers - and rejects - the argument that we should not be looking to extend life, since finitude lends life savour, sweetness and value. We define middles as a sentence which contains a certain modality which lends a generic meaning to the sentence. There is a certain amount of evidence that lends weight to this interpretation. In view of our decomposition of the particle distribution, the moving-source technique lends itself to the investigation of arbitrarily anisotropic initial data. The orca has a behaviour pattern that lends itself to excellent merman mirages. We abstract from lending relationhips and other specific sources of inefficiency that competition might induce in the presence of asymmetric information. The absence of children running around and other bustle lent the development an air of bareness. I choose to use the term gradient which lends itself to the description of values that are continuous and progressive. In addition, the largest women's organization in the country and a variety of church and senior citizens' bodies all lent their backing. The method lends itself to more widespread use and could be incorporated into large scale outcome studies. By definition this lends itself to almost limitless crossdisciplinary expansion. Thus, the base position has a special status, possibly lending support to the claim that it has default status. Improving one's teaching lends itself to master classes, as one hones one's craft under the watchful eye of experts. Besides, a street context naturally lends itself to brevity, no matter the language. The fact that both subject types emerge simultaneously lends credence to my account which argues that one licensing mechanism is responsible for both subject types. Paracelsianism lends itself to this purpose since its practitioners were rarely narrow specialists. The geometric approach is intuitively appealing and lends itself to suggestive graphical representations. The fact that the experiments used very different methods and probes lends credence to their summative conclusions. An inner logic, elusive and yet compelling, lends an unexpected substance to this work of modest dimensions. The antimimetic theory also lends itself to various positivistic interpretations epitomized by the various neurobiological theories of trauma that have won widespread acceptance today. To carry out these analyses we lent heavily on previously published material but many plots are from previously unpublished data. Even a casual glance at much of the imported pabulum, both organic and conventional, lurking on the supermarket shelf lends strength to that particular argument. The significant absences of ticks from certain mammal species lends further support to the concept of host specificity. She also lent her presence at meetings at a time when that required considerable courage. The author takes care to draw data from a set of genetically diverse languages, thereby lending some typological credibility to his categorization scheme. Unmistakably, a form of aversion therapy was being trialled here, although the calibration of the shock lent his system a kind of scientific credibility. At the same time, the website format lends more flexibility than a hard-copy publication. The omnipresence of the temple bowls lends a ceremonial air, highlighting the sacred nature of many of the poems. Elite farmers now sell their surplus grain at the louma rather than lending it to needy small farmers. Although the research questions lent themselves to minimal pair practice, the researcher did not include this as a treatment. The results demonstrated that readers had more difficulty with passages with low-frequency connectives than those with high-frequency connectives, lending support to the word familiarity hypothesis. The assisted brokers were not in a position to pay interest on what had been lent to them, let alone any repayments. Ch'ien chuangs were, in contrast, mostly unit banks engaged in accepting current accounts, fixed deposits and lending money to commerce and industries. Collocational evidence lends further support to the idea that just because... doesn't mean typically conveys inference denial. The corpus lends itself to this task well, and the analysis of predicators prepares the ground for a structured comparison of these national varieties. Although this is a very special case, it lends itself to analysis and will give a good guide to the full problem. The broad agreement with the entomological data lends some confidence to the predictions of the model. Not all research lends support to the generally accepted notion that parental involvement is related to the musical achievement of instrumental students. 391 physical growth during infancy and toddlerhood in both groups, together with other findings in the literature, lends strong support to the latter hypothesis. Perhaps this exploration will end up lending support to the corrective justice account. By contrast a categorical view lends itself to within individual explanations, notably neurobiological explanations. A recent study lends some support to the hypothesis that there has been an upward trend. He enjoyed wearing exotic non-regulation uniforms and had developed a unique surreptitious walk that lent an air of subterfuge to everything that he did. He has had a head start as his intellectual approach naturally lends itself to the techniques on offer. His considerable freedom to style his professional life in ways conducive to the research lends further advantage. In an important sense, this is the whole point of the generativist approach, and lends its theories their characteristic elegance and parsimony. In sum, the interaction of passives and impersonals lends further support to the claim that they are separate morphosyntactic constructions. Both conditions were tested with inanimate subjects ; hence this result lends support to the hypothesis that inanimate subjects disallow impersonal passives. The fact that the reflexive cannot be passivized lends further support to the claim that it is not a real object. The abundant seed yield of some wild herbaceous perennials lends support to the feasibility of perennial grain breeding. Within the overall comfy character of the music, this lends a nuance of potential excitement, promise held in reserve. The evacuation of the plasma also lends support to the possibility of photon-photon scattering in laser-plasma systems. Here, the analysis data is mapped onto a sphere, easily lending itself to associations with geographical features on an imaginary planet. In fact, such vagueness lends itself to equivocation. Much of the work is traditional painstaking lexical description, but the availability of large-scale tabulation of the overall results lends particular weight to the conclusions. The emphasis on social interaction lends itself quite naturally to an agenda based both on principles and regulatory webs. The present theoretical work thus lends support to the simulation results that have been reported in [14]. Perhaps law lends itself to a richer, more meaningful, argument ontology. The sample lends itself well to investigating the causes of gridlock. The structures of the three molecules with a peptide-like linkage are very similar, which lends confidence in taking formamide as a test case. A more refined party breakdown lends further support to this interpretation. Furthermore, the theory predicts that financial development will raise the return on loans and reduce the spread between borrowing and lending rates. The behavior of the nonlocal parent adolescents lends suppor t to this hypothesis. The fact that 65% of pronunciation difference is accounted for by geographic distance in this study lends credibility to the continuum view. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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