aliveness 的定义
- having life; living; existing; not dead or lifeless.
- living: the proudest man alive.
- in a state of action; in force or operation; active: to keep hope alive.
- full of energy and spirit; lively: Grandmother's more alive than most of her contemporaries.
- having the quality of life; vivid; vibrant: The room was alive with color.
- Electricity. live.
aliveness 近义词
等同于 awareness
aliveness 的近义词 24 个
- alertness
- appreciation
- attention
- consciousness
- experience
- information
- perception
- realization
- recognition
- understanding
- acquaintance
- acquaintanceship
- apprehension
- attentiveness
- cognizance
- comprehension
- discernment
- enlightenment
- familiarity
- keenness
- mindfulness
- sensibility
- sentience
- bodhi
aliveness 的反义词 7 个
由aliveness构成的短语
- alive and kicking
- alive to
- alive with
- come alive
- eat someone alive
- look alive
- more dead than alive
- skin alive
更多aliveness例句
- An estimated 10 quintillion—or 10,000,000,000,000,000,000—individual insects are alive at any given moment.
- “We saw that there was a really big demand for being able to plan your time together,” says Anders Ekman, who created the Raft app, making sure he designed it in a way that was colorful and friendly, alive with emojis, GIFs and images.
- She took them to her house, he was alive and well when he was here, and now he is dead when he went to Loreauville to her house.
- You told me that keeping the restaurant alive in no matter what capacity, even if you are losing money, is actually an investment in its future success.
- Even though the specimen may help advance scientific understanding, he would have rather seen it alive in the ocean.
- We all share a similar level of aliveness, but experience being alive in a myriad of ways.
- Why do you think that talking in terms of questions and ignorance lends itself to that kind of aliveness?
- She had closed her eyes, but when she opened them they shone with a new and fierce aliveness.
- She was slim but no longer lanky and owned a white-hot aliveness and a grace.
- It was an effect of keenness, of aliveness to the zest of the passing moment.
- The means of expression which he had formed for himself were directed to and brought forward this aliveness.
- The night air blew through the gauze curtains, and he felt a wonderful aliveness all over his body.