microcosm 的定义
- a little world; a world in miniature.
- anything that is regarded as a world in miniature.
- human beings, humanity, society, or the like, viewed as an epitome or miniature of the world or universe.
microcosm 近义词
等同于 world
更多microcosm例句
- I spoke with pawnbrokers across the country about what the business has been like in this unprecedented year, and the picture that emerged was a microcosm of the economy that flies under the radar for many.
- Hsieh wanted to create a microcosm of Silicon Valley that was infused with the ethos of Burning Man.
- Artists are trying to make plurality work in these little microcosms.
- In some ways, the boycott was a microcosm for how some advertisers see inclusive media buying.
- Schools really are their own microcosm where you have a lot of individuals from different areas in the community coming in.
- But what happens at Winchester University is a microcosm of the cruel world beyond its be-crested gates.
- I begin to observe that it sounds as if Sully is in microcosm what Newman himself…but that is as far as I get.
- The way he approaches his sexual escapades is only a microcosm of his general douchebag approach to life.
- Altogether, the monks, the Dukes, and the winemakers created a microcosm the influence of which can still be felt today.
- Immigration reform is a hugely consequential microcosm of the national political debate.
- The broad-beamed budgerow presented a strangely accurate microcosm of India at that moment.
- We grant that man is a very complex machine, a microcosm peopled with possibilities of which we can understand but little.
- Maimonides knew Joseph ibn Zaddik favorably, but he was not familiar with the "Microcosm."
- Man is called "Microcosm," a world in miniature, because he has in him represented all the elements of the universe.
- We must now review briefly the practical part of Ibn Zaddik's philosophy as it is found in the fourth part of the "Microcosm."