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fortuitous

/fɒ:'tju:itәs/

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📖 中文释义

  1. a. 偶然的
  2. [医] 偶然的, 机会的

💬 双语例句

  1. Even if fortuitous events lead to a better Middle East in another ten years, future historians will criticize the way Bush made his decisions and distributed the risks and costs of his actions.

    即使偶然事件在十年后造就一个更好的中东,未来的历史学家也会批评布什的决策和成本风险分配方式。 带领人们登山和把人们引向悬崖完全是两回事。

  2. Is science really about understanding the world, with instrumentality being a matter of fortuitous spin-offs? Or is it really about putting the natural world to human uses, with natural philosophy being little more than a language to account for why certain techniques work?

    “纯科学”和“应用科学”这两个耳熟能详的名词出现在19世纪,上述两种不同的理解也因此实现了统一。 纯科学就像这个名称所表现的那样,被人们理解为“核心问题 ” , 它没有被有关实际的考量所沾染,以来自自然的正确的经验和理论调查为根基。 应用科学则是把纯科学提供的知识运用到实践中去。

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🔗 常用搭配

fortuitous events leadmatter of fortuitous
📘 English Definition(英文释义)
  1. s. occurring by happy chance