pervasive的意思

pervasive中文翻譯：

adj.彌漫的，遍布的

相似詞語短語

pervading pervasive───無處不在

雙語使用場景

UHECRs tend to collide with photons of the cosmic microwave background—pervasive radiation that is a relic of the early universe.───UHECRs 往往會與宇宙微波背景中的光子相撞，這種輻射是早期宇宙的遺跡，無處不在。

The most pervasive problem is less obvious: our own behaviour.───最普遍的問題不那么明顯：即，我們自己的行為。

narrowness of this perspective ignores the pervasive recessions and joblessness of the previous decades, as Alexander Keyssar shows in his recent book.───正如 Alexander Keyssar 在其新書中所指出的那樣，這種狹隘的觀點忽略了過去幾十年普遍存在的衰退和失業現象。

What seems to be lacking is a suitable abstraction for programming pervasive computing environments.───看上去缺少的東西正好適合于編程普及運算環境。

Cultural transmission: One of the most pervasive sources seem to be the continual process of cultural transmission across generations.───文化傳播：語言變化另一個無處不在的原因似乎離不開人們代代相傳的那種持續不斷的文化傳播。

Ambiguity, as a common and pervasive language phenomenon, has long been a major concern of many Chinese and foreign scholars.───作為一種普遍存在的語言現象，歧義一直備受中外學者的關注。

Web services architecture simplifies the creation of distributed applications by leveraging the pervasive nature of the Internet.───Web服務體系架構利用因特網普遍深入的特性簡化了分布式應用的創建。

However, the rest of the systems stack has not evolved to meet the needs of these now pervasive application environments.───然而，系統堆棧的其他部分尚無法滿足這些普適應用環境的要求。

Near civil war between town and country was a pervasive feature of this break-down in social order.───城鄉之間幾近爆發內戰，是社會秩序崩潰的普遍的特點。

英語使用場景

Persistent, pervasive, and omnipresent, romance novels are everywhere.

The influence of Freud is pervasive in her books.

Put briefly, there developed an idea of the pervasive religious and moral responsibility of the ruler.

First, it is not so pervasive.

A sense of social change is pervasive in her novels.

Television news was pervasive, undifferentiated, and relatively unbiased.

Violence and crime are pervasive features of city life.

An even more pervasive problem is that of consistency of performance across time.

My earliest memories include a pervasive sense of exile.