manifestation
의미: A visible or tangible display of a quality, feeling, or theoretical concept; a sign that something exists or is present.
Manifestation describes the outward expression or concrete evidence of something abstract. A rash may be a manifestation of an allergy; a protest may be a manifestation of public anger; a building may be a manifestation of a particular architectural philosophy. It carries a formal, analytical tone and is common in medical, academic, and philosophical writing. Common collocations include 'a manifestation of,' 'physical manifestation,' 'outward manifestation,' and 'the latest manifestation.'
예문
- The riots were widely seen as a manifestation of deep-seated social inequality in the region. 暴动被普遍视为该地区根深蒂固的社会不平等的一种表现。Los disturbios fueron ampliamente considerados una manifestación de la profunda desigualdad social de la región.その暴動は、同地域に根深く存在する社会的不平等の表れと広く見なされた。그 폭동은 해당 지역에 뿌리 깊이 자리한 사회적 불평등의 발현으로 널리 인식되었다.
- Fatigue and joint pain are common manifestations of the autoimmune condition. 疲劳和关节疼痛是该自身免疫性疾病的常见表现。La fatiga y el dolor articular son manifestaciones habituales de la enfermedad autoinmune.倦怠感と関節の痛みは、その自己免疫疾患の一般的な症状である。피로감과 관절통은 그 자가면역 질환의 흔한 증상이다.
- The new gallery is the most striking physical manifestation of the city's cultural regeneration. 这座新美术馆是该市文化振兴最引人注目的有形体现。La nueva galería es la manifestación física más llamativa de la regeneración cultural de la ciudad.新しい美術館は、その都市の文化的再生を最も鮮やかに体現した建造物である。새로운 미술관은 도시의 문화적 재생을 가장 인상적으로 구현한 물리적 결과물이다.
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사용 가이드
맥락: academic, medical, media
어조: neutral
기원과 역사
From Latin manifestatio (a disclosure, demonstration), from manifestare (to make public, show clearly), from manifestus (caught in the act, plainly evident). The root may combine manus (hand) + -festus (struck), suggesting something seized by hand and made obvious.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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