evinced

英 [ɪˈvɪnst]

美 [ɪˈvɪnst]

v.  表明，表现，显示(感情或品质)
evince的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB （经常间接地）表明，显示
  If someone or somethingevincesa particular feeling or quality, they show that feeling or quality, often indirectly.
  1. The entire production evinces authenticity and a real respect for the subject matter...
     整部作品表现出真实性以及对主题的真正尊重。
  2. The new president has so far evinced no such sense of direction.
     新总统到目前尚未表现出对未来发展的判断力。

双语例句

• He evinced a strong desire to be reconciled with his family.
  他表现出与家人和好的强烈愿望。
• He evinced his desire to go abroad.
  他表示了出国的愿望。
• The second lesson is that the American firms appear to have benefited from Washington's softer tone towards Beijing on issues such as currency revaluation, as recently evinced by treasury secretary Hank Paulson.
  第二个教训是，这些美国公司似乎受益于美国政府在人民币升值等问题上对北京态度的放缓。最近，美国财长汉克•保尔森（HankPaulson）的言行就清楚表明了这种态度变化。
• The New Historicism, on the other hand, evinced a preoccupation with issues of form and textual integrity that certainly followed from the disciplines, the approaches, that preceded them.
  另一方面，新历史主义，表现出对形式和文本完整性，必须遵循，规则，方法的关注。
• Our method, as evinced by practice, can serve as a basis for population planning.
  实践证明，这种方法能对人口发展规划提供科学的依据。
• Speech is an art that imports a strong practical and actual skill, and it is often evinced by means of verbal language and body language.
  演讲是一门具有很强的实用性和现实性的艺术，它借助有声语言和态势语言的手段显示出其独特的魅力，其中英语演讲更具有特殊性。
• Morgan evinced no doubts about the relationship between genes and chromosomes.
  摩尔根雄辩地证明了关于基因和染色体之间的相互关系。
• He evinced his approval by smiling.
  他以微笑表明赞同。
• Inclination to low company, as evinced in the case of a person named Glubb, originally seven, but since reduced.
  喜欢跟粗野的人交往，就像在一位名叫格拉布的人的情况中所表现的，原先是七，但以后减少了。
• The Essenes were Jews who were remarkably similar to the early Christians as evinced in their deemphasis upon property and wealth, their communalism and in their rejection of animal sacrifices.
  苦修派教徒是与早期基督徒极其相似的犹太教信徒，他们都看低物产和财富、实行财物公有主义、反对动物祭拜。