humankind

英 [ˌhjuːmənˈkaɪnd]

美 [ˌhjuːmənˈkaɪnd]

n. (统称)人; 人类

BNC.21112 / COCA.11737

牛津词典

noun

noun

all of the living human inhabitants of the earth
1. all the world loves a lover
2. she always used `humankind' because `mankind' seemed to slight the women
Synonym:worldhuman racehumanityhuman beingshumansmankindman

Health work allows all of us to express our humanity to humankind.
卫生工作使我们所有的人能够表示我们对人类的博爱。
The sermon predicated the perfectibility of humankind.
这篇布道文断言了人类的完美性。
If I were Italian, I would feel proud because their astounding art contribution to the humankind.
如果我是意大利人，我会为他们对人类做出的巨大的艺术贡献感到骄傲。
As the month begins all humankind is on notice that times have changed.
当这个月开始时，所有人类都注意到，时代已经改变了。
Urban growth is one of the biggest challenges for humankind in the twenty-first century.
城市增长是二十一世纪人类最大的挑战之一。
Environmental problems, whose nature is the existence of man, have been the common concern for humankind.
环境问题已经成为全人类共同关心和关注的问题，环境问题的本质是人类本身的生存问题。
The attack has destroyed his faith in humankind.
这次攻击摧毁了他对人类的信心。
We have to look at what will allow humankind to flourish, he says.
他说：我们必须研究是什么让人类如此兴旺。
The theme represents the com-mon wish of all humankind to live better.
这个主题体现了一个全人类对更美好生活的渴望。
The animal-level love brings darkness, sadness, envy, jealousy, bad feelings and hell to humankind.
动物般的爱给人类带来了黑暗悲伤羡慕和嫉妒坏情绪和地狱。