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
- Tourism: a vital force for world peace.
1986年：旅游&世界和平的重要力量。 - Because the Distributed Hydrology Model relates to the modern computer, it will have strong vital force.
因为分布式水文模型与现代计算机紧密相联，所以它必然更具有生命力。 - The thriving of the middle-small enterprises brought enormous vital force for our national economy.
中小企业的崛起，为我国经济发展带来了无限生机。 - In New England transcendentalism, a spiritual essence or vital force in the universe in which all souls participate and that therefore transcends individual consciousness.
超灵在新英格兰超验论中，代表宇宙中的精神本质或生命力，在这里所有的灵魂都参与进来，从而超越了个人意念的范围。 - Nowadays, the financing guarantee of private loans in our country has become a vital force in financing guarantee systems.
民间借贷担保是我国融资担保体系的重要组成部分之一。 - 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？ - 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。 - 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。 - In the era of knowledge economy, the contribution of intellectual capital of organizations to the value creation is far more than that of physical capital and has become vital force to obtain competitive advantages and economic growth for all organizations.
在知识经济时代，各个组织的价值创造中智力资本的贡献远远超过了物质资本，成为组织获取竞争优势和经济增长的原动力。 - One force counteracts another: vital force keeps the chemical laws of matter in abeyance; and muscular force can control the action of physical force.
一个武力对抗另一：重要力量保持法律的化学物质暂时搁置；和肌肉力量也无法控制的行动，身体力量。