human events的意思

human events中文翻譯：

人因事件

相似詞語短語

events───n.(Events)（印度）伊文茨（人名）；n.事件；公開活動，社交場合；比賽項目（event的復數）

human───n.(Human)人名；(英)休曼；adj.人的；人類的；n.人；人類

social events───社會事件

sporting events───體育節目；運動項目

recorded events───紀事

wharf events───碼頭事件

human engineering───人體工程學；運行工程學；人事管理學；運行工程學（研制機器時，考慮操作員的能力、限制、習慣等因素的科學），人事管理學，人體工程學

intensely human───強烈的人性化

winchelsea events───溫切爾海事件

雙語使用場景

Like generations before, we must embrace America's singular role in the course of human events.───像前面幾代人一樣，我們必須接受在人類大事進程中的美國所擔負的獨特責任。

They have played a great role in directing human events as thought and action.───她們在引領諸如思想、行動這樣的人類進程中，一直扮演著一個偉大的角色。

Take a deep breath and ask yourself: in the course of human events, how important is this?───深呼吸一口氣，再問問你自己：跟一連串人類史上的重大事件比起來，這件事有這么重要嗎？

The Founding Fathers of the United States recognized that, in the course of human events, a time arrives for a people to.───美國的開國元勛們早就認定，在一連串人類（歷史）的大事中，已經到了人民擺脫專制枷鎖的時刻。

Even Mrs. Archer, who seldom unduly pleased with human events had been altogether glad of her son' s engagement.───對人類的活動難得過分滿意的阿切爾夫人也為兒子的婚約打心眼里高興。

They contain thousands of years of their own histories within themselves, and they also contain records of natural and human events.───他們有千萬年的歷史就藏在它們體內，同時，他們也記錄著自然和人類的歷史。

But the really memorable moment in this city is one of those spontaneous human events you can never plan for.───但在巴黎真正令人難忘的還是自然發生的人情趣事，這些是不能事先預定的。

They have also been some of the important figures in history, changing the course of human events and teaching students along the way.───他們同樣也是歷史上的重要人物，改變著人類重大事件的發展進程，他們的教導與莘莘學子一路相伴。

And climate caused famines, economic downturns, and catastrophic human events far more often than did any of the other 14 variables.───報告顯示，氣候變化作為災荒、經濟衰退和人類災難事件的誘因，要遠遠大于14個變量中的其他因素。

英語使用場景

There was assumed to be a counterpart in human events to every celestial phenomenon.

In another work, Ecclesiastical History, Eusebius presented a history of Christianity to show that God controlled human events.

Here we see an interesting concept : the natural world and human events are often intermingled.