1、self-reliant

self-reliant發(fā)音

英：[?self r??la??nt]　　美：[?self r??la??nt]

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self-reliant中文意思翻譯

常用釋義：自力更生的

adj.自力更生的；自恃的

self-reliant雙語使用場景

1、The only hope for underdeveloped countries is to become, as far as possible, self-reliant.───欠發(fā)達(dá)國家的惟一指望就是盡可能地做到自力更生。

2、Autonomy and independence. You treat you child with respect and encourage him or her to become self-sufficient and self-reliant.───自主性和獨(dú)立性。你用尊重的態(tài)度對待你的孩子，并鼓勵他或她成為自我滿足和自我信賴的人。

3、In Russia the instability of the Yeltsin years convinced many that the country would be better off if it became more self-reliant.───葉利欽年間的不穩(wěn)定讓俄羅斯許多人堅(jiān)信，如果能自給自足，那么，國家會更好。

4、He said that the school has gained experience in teaching children to be emotionally self-reliant and to be able to manage their emotions.───該課程施行至今已有一年，他說學(xué)校已經(jīng)獲得經(jīng)驗(yàn)，知道如何教導(dǎo)孩子們在情緒方面更為自主，并且能夠管理自己的情緒；

5、You don't need to be self-sufficient to be free--it's good enough to be self-reliant, as long as you're careful with debt.───你不需要通過自給自足的生活方式來實(shí)現(xiàn)自由——只要你能夠小心地對付你的債務(wù)問題，你就足以自力更生了。

6、She is intelligent and self-reliant, able to work well on her own.───她聰慧自立，能很好地獨(dú)立工作。

7、Should children be brought up as self-reliant individuals, or were they to see themselves as part of a collective?───是把他們看作是可以依靠自我成長的個體？還是讓他們在集體中成長？

8、It's a self-reliant sort of life.───這是一種自力更生的生活。

9、It would be untrue to say that, strong and self-reliant as he normally was, he did not suffer.───要說他往常是堅(jiān)強(qiáng)、自信的人，并不覺得苦痛是不真實(shí)的。

self-reliant相似詞語短語

1、self-replicates───自我復(fù)制

2、self-reliant───自力更生的

3、half relief───半卸壓

4、self-reliantly───自力更生

5、exfoliant───n.剝離素

6、self-ruling───自治

7、self-reliance───自力更生；依靠自已

8、defoliant───n.（美）[農(nóng)藥]落葉劑；[農(nóng)藥]脫葉劑

9、self-replicated───自我復(fù)制

2、用英語介紹家庭風(fēng)格？

Sure! Heres an introduction to different types of home styles in English:

Modern Style: Characterized by clean lines, minimalism, and functionality, the modern style emphasizes simplicity and elegance. It often uses neutral colors and simple shapes, with a focus on sleek, modern furniture and cutting-edge technology.

Rustic Style: Also known as "Country Style," the rustic style celebrates natural materials and traditional craftsmanship. It features wooden furniture, woven textures, and handmade objects that evoke a sense of warmth and coziness. Color palettes often include earthy hues like brown, tan, and green.

Art Deco Style: Originating in the 1920s and 1930s, the Art Deco style is known for its sleek, streamlined designs and luxurious finishes. It uses rich colors, intricate patterns, and decorative elements like mirrors and chrome accents to create a sense of elegance and glamour.

Mid-Century Modern Style: Characterized by its simplicity, functionality, and use of natural materials, the mid-century modern style emerged in the 1950s and 1960s. It often features angular furniture, geometric patterns, and open floor plans, creating a minimalist yet cozy living space. Color palettes are often neutral with pops of color added through accessories or plants.

Scandinavian Style: Also known as "Nordic Style," the Scandinavian style is characterized by simplicity, functionality, and a focus on natural materials. It uses minimalist designs, clean lines, and a muted color palette of whites, grays, and taupes. Textures are kept to a minimum, with an emphasis on sleek and modern furniture and accessories.

Industrial Style: Inspired by the industrial revolution, the industrial style features exposed brick walls, concrete finishes, and reclaimed wood furniture. It mixes modern elements with repurposed or salvaged objects to create a unique and eclectic living space. Color palettes often include blacks, grays, and whites with pops of color added through art or accessories.

Farmhouse Style: The farmhouse style evokes a sense of warmth and comfort with its use of natural materials like wood and stone. It features handcrafted furniture, primitive details, and a lived-in aesthetic that highlights the beauty of imperfection. Color palettes often include neutrals like beige, brown, and gray with pops of color added through plants or accessories.

These are just some examples of different home styles, and there are many more variations and combinations that can be created based on personal taste and preference.