predominant
英 [prɪˈdɒmɪnənt]
美 [prɪˈdɑːmɪnənt]
adj. 显著的; 明显的; 盛行的; 占优势的; 主导的
Collins.1 / BNC.10173 / COCA.11628
牛津词典
adj.
- 显著的；明显的；盛行的
most obvious or noticeable- a predominant feature
显著特征 - Yellow is the predominant colour this spring in the fashion world.
黄色是今春时装界的流行颜色。
- a predominant feature
- 占优势的；主导的
having more power or influence than others- a predominant culture
主流文化
- a predominant culture
柯林斯词典
- ADJ-GRADED 占主导地位的；占支配地位的
If something ispredominant, it is more important or noticeable than anything else in a set of people or things.- Amanda's predominant emotion was that of confusion.
阿曼达主要还是感到困惑。
- Amanda's predominant emotion was that of confusion.
英英释义
adj
- having superior power and influence
- the predominant mood among policy-makers is optimism
- most frequent or common
- prevailing winds
双语例句
- It is precisely against these predominant political, economic and cultural forms that our revolution is directed.
这些统治的政治、经济和文化形态，就是我们革命的对象。 - It's hard to be a predominant person in this field.
在这个领域成为一个卓越的人是很难的。 - Therefore, the information service of the book periodical has become one of21 centuries of predominant development mechanisms.
因此，图书期刊的信息服务已成为21世纪的主导发展机制之一。 - The predominant enteric viruses in wastewater or river water belong to the coxsackie B group.
在污水和沙水中，占优势的肠道病毒是柯萨奇病毒B。 - So long as the public sector plays a predominant role in China's economy, polarization can be avoided.
只要我国经济中公有制占主体地位，就可以避免两极分化。 - Compared with characters, pictures can embody what writers intend to express as well as their predominant ideas.
图画相对与文字更能体现出作者所要表达的内容和其作品的主导思想。 - Most frequent or common; predominant.
普遍的非常经常或普遍的；有优势的。 - Its predominant vein was, in poe's own phrase," the grotesque and arabesque. "
它的最主要的特点，用坡自己的话说，就是“怪诞和奇异。” - This predominant, captivating fragrance confers a fair amount of freshness on the coffee.
这种卓越、迷人的香气给咖啡带来了相当数量的清新气味。 - Predominant yew in Europe; extraordinarily long-lived and slow growing; one of the oldest species in the world.
欧洲一种主要的紫杉树；生长速度慢，但寿命极长；世界上最古老树种之一。