moderne

/moh-dairn, muh-/US // moʊˈdɛərn, mə- //UK // (məˈdɛən) //

现代化,现代化的,现代化人

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

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- : pretentiously modern; striving to appear modern but lacking style or conviction.
- : of or noting a style of decorative art and architecture of the 1930s and 1940s that was influenced by streamlined industrial design of airplanes, ships, and cars: usually considered to be a later development of art deco.

Inspired, they sent Trinquier's book, La guerre moderne (“Modern Warfare”), to CIA agent Robert “Blowtorch Bob” Komer.
I have now cited such Authors both ancient and moderne, who have directly maintained the same opinion.
Durand de Laur, H., rasme, prcurseur et initiateur de l'esprit moderne.
Hffding's protest against the use of the word "radicalism" applied to Nietzsche, in Moderne Filosofer, is thus beside the mark.
What could not be got into the Muse Moderne, founded in 1845, was divided amongst the churches and provincial museums.
La philosophie moderne ne reconnat que l'autorit de la raison.