| 词汇 | no-place |
| 释义 | BETA no placecollocation in Englishmeanings of noand placeThese words are often used together. Click on the links below to explore the meanings. no noun[ C ] uk /nəʊ/ us /noʊ/ a negative answer ... See more at no place noun uk /pleɪs/ us /pleɪs/ an area, town, ... See more at place Examples of no placeno place Advertising had little role because it mostly concerned new brands with noplace in the system. Anthropomorphism was to have noplace in the professionalized life sciences of the later nineteenth century. The early nineteenth century saw the emergence of reason and objectivity, leaving noplace for anthropomorphism. And therefore teleological explanations in terms of biological advantage have noplace in gestalt theory. Her vision of right religious order, wholly national in character, left noplace for ecumenical protestant sympathies. It was noplace to linger, and they turned for home. With this, noplace was left for electron diffusion in momentum. Genetics, for instance, finds noplace in the text. The direct consequence is that there is noplace in this s-expression to store source file information. Its form is time, but has noplace within time. Since 1980, there has been noplace for leftist groups in the imagined state of the generals. His taxonomic approach made noplace for the generation of novel theories by induction. It would, however, have noplace for a most important feature: common pleasure. Thus, assisted death should have noplace in the management of dementia. In the crucial issues of rhetorical cogency, expressive adequacy, and honest intent, such tools have noplace. 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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