| 词汇 | example_english_baggage |
| 释义 | Examples of baggageThese 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. I was told that it was an illustration of a different type of baggage. Music carries the cultural baggage of its social origin placing all sonic stimuli within the personal environment of the listener. When venturing beyond empirical data, scientists often bring in unnecessary and unnoticed conceptual baggage which can obstruct constructive consensus. It here bears no correlation to any of the negative baggage which has been heaped upon the word in preceding decades. Baggage inspections happened at the foot of the platform, the only exit, where it joined the main reception area. Their clothing and baggage were simultaneously disinfected (initially by sulphur fumigation; from 1900 by high-pressure steam). Instead of introducing an explicit inference rule, we make this step silently whenever appropriate in order to avoid excessive syntactic baggage. First, it loads them with what some of them would perceive as murky onto logical baggage. Nobody would be able to free him- or herself from this genetic baggage, an idea which resulted later in the worst excesses of racism. In their baggage checks, the police found considerable contraband. But the "baggage" of logic and probability theory could be well worth carrying when journeying among competing agents. The work was accessible and lively, and the theoretical baggage was light enough to carry. Once the three men, along with some railroad employees, were in the baggage car, they began playing. Playfully chasing each other, they ran out of the baggage car and back along the train. And polymorphic variants make it possible to do without any type declarations, module qualifiers, or other syntactic baggage. There is no attempt to analyse what soldiers might have picked up by way of prior cultural baggage from textbooks, literature, and movies. These new cognitive-neurophysicists will select a handful of ideas from each field, purging much of today's parochial baggage. In an international system fundamentally divided between two ideological poles, the political baggage carried into regional conflicts by the big powers was simply too bulky. However, this is in line with initial expectations for these items, as they were designed to carry emotional contexts and baggage. That day, 400 people packed the booking hall, waiting to help the further estimated 300 arriving with their baggage, which inevitably contained contraband, mostly potatoes. The baggage...is frolicked away to the play. The words may well carry lots of semantic baggage that is not relevant to an investigation into the properties represented by our visual systems. Reanalysis is a simple term, with no excess baggage of incoherence and critical confusions. The modern critic not only carries intellectual baggage foreign to the period he analyzes, but unavoidably projects back his notions of aesthetic propriety. Its economic inefficiency and exploitative character appeared to derive from its cultural baggage. 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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