vital force
英 [ˈvaɪtl fɔːs]
美 [ˈvaɪtl fɔːrs]
n. 生命力
英英释义
noun
- (biology) a hypothetical force (not physical or chemical) once thought by Henri Bergson to cause the evolution and development of organisms
双语例句
- Encouragement Theory stresses that patent institution provides vital force for invention activity and invention investment which promote spreading of knowledge and the forming of information.
激励论强调专利制度为发明活动和对发明的投资提供了动力，并促进了传播知识和信息的市场的形成。 - National defense students are not only a new vital force in the new military revolution, but an important component of the talent team.
国防生学员担负着新军事变革生力军的重任，是我军人才队伍的重要组成部分。 - This work expresses, as it were, PRANA ( vital force) embodied from the YOGA pose of a tree.
如外表所示，这作品表达瑜珈中树形动作的普拉纳（生命力）。 - My life will bloom like a summer flower, full of vital force.
我的生活也将会和夏花一样，充满生命力。 - Vital powers; eating to maintain vital energy; recognizing no mystic vital force.
生命的力量；吃东西以维持生命的活力；认识到没有神秘的生命力量。它不会有生命力。 - Independent College has been a vital force in Chinese higher education.
独立学院作为高等教育领域的一支生力军，为中国高等教育规模扩大立下了汗马功劳。 - Tourism: a vital force for world peace.
1986年：旅游&世界和平的重要力量。 - Information era has given education a new vital force and energy, produced a profound effect, meanwhile it has put forward a higher demand.
信息时代给教育注入了新的生机和活力，对教育产生了深刻的影响也提出了更高的要求。 - Production, physical symptom of mode and its vitality, change and sublimation revealed its fresh vital force.
模式的生成、模式的体征及其生命力、模式的变化与升华显示出它鲜活的生命力。 - Is it that Marxism has no vital force?
马克思主义在当代真的没有生命力了吗？