generalised

英 [ˈdʒɛnərəlaɪzd]

美 [ˈdʒɛnərəˌlaɪzd]

网络  广义; 全面; 普遍化; 广义的; 广泛的

过去分词：generalised　

BNC.14943 / COCA.40577

英英释义

adj

• not biologically differentiated or adapted to a specific function or environment
  1. the hedgehog is a primitive and generalized mammal
  Synonym:generalized

双语例句

• The trigger is likely to have been confirmation by Australia of a generalised flu outbreak in the state of Victoria.
  而召开会议的引子可能是之前确认了澳大利亚维多利亚州发生的大范围流感。
• The idea of a generalised debt cancellation is not wholly unknown in modern times.
  在现代，全面免除债务的思想也并非完全闻所未闻。
• They also feed into seasonal climate forecasts for more generalised epidemic risk assessments with even longer lead times.
  季节性的气候预报还利用了它们，从而获得更一般化的、提前时间更长的疾病流行风险评估。
• Its dramatic nuances were often generalised to the point of opacity.
  它那戏剧性的微妙之处常被含糊处理到了晦涩的地步。
• I can see only one mechanism that could force a collapse of the eurozone: a generalised bank run in several countries.
  我认为，只有一种情形能够使欧元区崩塌，那就是在多个国家发生全面的银行挤兑。
• During a generalised panic the banking system did not have enough specie or banknotes to meet all the redemption requests.
  在大恐慌期间，银行系统没有足够的铸币或纸币来满足所有的兑现请求。
• Marking to market, which was generalised as an accounting procedure in the 1990s, was influenced by the idea that financial markets are efficient.
  上世纪90年代，逐日盯市作为一种会计规程得到了推广，它是受到这样一个理念的影响：金融市场是高效率的。
• Aitken's generalised least squares normal equation
  艾特肯广义最小平方正规方程
• The data show that market participants 'current demand for central bank money does not reflect an intention to increase their balance sheets but rather their difficulty in accessing financial markets – the result of a generalised increase in risk aversion.
  数据表明，市场参与者当前对央行资金的需求，并未反映他们扩大自身资产负债表的意愿，而是反映他们难以从金融市场中融资，这是风险厌恶情绪普遍上升的结果。
• But this needs to be generalised.
  但这种方法仍有待推广。