How do you use "phenomenon" in a sentence?

Climate change is a global phenomenon. The northern lights are a natural phenomenon. She became a cultural phenomenon overnight.

phenomenon

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Significado: An observable fact or event; something remarkable or extraordinary

现象；非凡的人或事

fenómeno

現象；驚異的な人や物

현상; 경이로운 사람이나 것

A phenomenon is a fact or situation that is observed to exist or happen, especially one whose cause is in question. It can also refer to something remarkable or exceptional, such as a person with extraordinary abilities. The plural is 'phenomena' in formal usage.

现象是观察到存在或发生的事实或情况，尤其是原因有待确定的事物。它也可以指非凡或特殊的事物，如具有非凡能力的人。复数形式在正式用法中是'phenomena'。

Un fenómeno es un hecho o situación que se observa que existe o sucede, especialmente uno cuya causa está en cuestión. También puede referirse a algo notable o excepcional, como una persona con habilidades extraordinarias. El plural es «fenómenos» en el uso formal.

「phenomenon」は、存在または発生が観察される事実または状況であり、特にその原因が問われているものです。また、並外れた能力を持つ人など、注目すべきまたは例外的なものを指すこともあります。複数形は正式な用法では「phenomena」です。

phenomenon은 존재하거나 발생하는 것이 관찰된 사실 또는 상황으로, 특히 원인이 의문시되는 것을 말합니다. 또한 비범한 능력을 가진 사람처럼 뛰어나거나 특출한 것을 가리킬 수도 있습니다. 격식체에서 복수형은 'phenomena'입니다.

Ejemplos

Climate change is a global phenomenon.
气候变化是一个全球性现象。
El cambio climático es un fenómeno global.
気候変動は世界的な現象です。
기후 변화는 세계적인 현상입니다.
The northern lights are a natural phenomenon.
北极光是一种自然现象。
Las auroras boreales son un fenómeno natural.
オーロラは自然現象です。
오로라는 자연 현상입니다.
She became a cultural phenomenon overnight.
她一夜之间成为文化现象。
Se convirtió en un fenómeno cultural de la noche a la mañana.
彼女は一夜にして文化現象になりました。
그녀는 하룻밤 사이에 문화 현상이 되었습니다.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Late Latin 'phaenomenon', from Greek 'phainomenon' meaning 'that which appears', from 'phainein' (to show, bring to light). Related to 'fantasy', 'phantom', 'phase', 'emphasis', and 'epiphany'.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Historia y curiosidades

From Greek 'phainomenon' meaning 'thing appearing to view.' In philosophy, a phenomenon is anything that can be perceived by the senses, as opposed to things that exist only in the mind. Kant famously distinguished between phenomena (things as they appear) and noumena (things as they actually are).

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