possessing 的定义
- to have as belonging to one; have as property; own: to possess a house and a car.
- to have as a faculty, quality, or the like: to possess courage.
- to occupy, dominate, or control from within: He thought he was possessed by devils.
- to dominate or actuate in the manner of such a spirit: He was possessed by envy.
- to succeed in having sexual intercourse with.
- to have knowledge of: to possess a language.
- to keep or maintain in a certain state, as of peace, patience, etc.
- to maintain control over.
- to impart to; inform; familiarize: to possess someone of the facts of the case.
- to cause to be dominated or influenced, as by an idea, feeling, etc.
- to make owner, holder, or master, as of property, information, etc.: He possessed them of the facts.
- to seize or take.
- to gain or win.
- to occupy or hold.
possessing 近义词
have or obtain
更多possessing例句
- I believe that humans today still possess the capabilities of the ancients.
- Through two games of the World Series, the Los Angeles Dodgers — owners of the best record in the majors — and the Tampa Bay Rays, possessing the best record in the AL this season, have each won a game.
- Because gluons possess color charge themselves, they constantly interact with one another as well as with quarks.
- The important thing to think about is do these underground lakes perhaps possess Martian life.
- It’s enormously more powerful than when everyone merely possesses the same facts.
- He was charged with two counts of possessing a raptor and two counts of possessing a protected species.
- In 2010, however, a Georgian court sentenced Batirashvili to three years of jail for illegally possessing a weapon.
- Morgan is a convicted felon and therefore barred from possessing firearms.
- In November 2013, it was reported that 80 prisoners were publicly executed, many for possessing Bibles.
- Soldier N was found guilty of possessing illegal firearms and was sentenced to two years in prison.
- High-minded and possessing a keen sense of honor himself, he had an instinctive aversion to anything mean or low in others.
- It is good for a man to have friends, and I have been fortunate throughout my life in possessing many.
- These may be said to be pure in tone, but not possessing the other requisites they fail in commanding attention.
- He is described by Calamy as having been a good scholar, and possessing a taste for poetry.
- The strangest materials were used in their construction; the public taste leaning towards relics possessing historical interest.