contrivance 的定义
- something contrived; a device, especially a mechanical one.
- the act or manner of contriving; the faculty or power of contriving.
- a plan or scheme; expedient.
contrivance 近义词
plan, fabrication
gadget
更多contrivance例句
- While I’m sure it makes perfect sense to the algorithm, the result is an exceedingly strange, questionably authentic mix of moods, genre conventions and contrivances.
- Despite reality TV being a buzzing hive of manipulations and contrivances, the captain says Sailing Yacht remains, at least in its filming methods, pure.
- Here, however, the novel ends with unearned sentimentality and cheap contrivance.
- The endless succession of quotation marks is its own contrivance, a scrim between Shields and the world.
- Baseball: "an incredibly complex contrivance that seems to have been created by a chauvinistic mathematician."
- He dwelt upon this contrivance, until it seemed too complicated for success.
- The latter seems to have suggested the contrivance and the former to have done the practical work.
- "It was by Marius's contrivance that he was placed sentry over the girl," he heard her tell Fortunio, and he thought she sneered.
- Such a contrivance helps to improve the leeway of so shallow a boat, although not proportionately to the area immersed.
- Toward the latter part of his sickness, a rude contrivance was adopted to change his position in bed.