biologism

英式音标：[ba'ɪɒlədʒɪzəm]

美式音标：[ba'ɪɒlədʒɪzəm]

词义：

n.

（以生物学观点分析社会形势的）生物学主义；

英英释义

biologism

n.use of biological principles in explaining human especially social behavior

用法：

权威例句

Racialized Futures: Biologism and the Changing Politics of Identity

Biology without Biologism: Social Theory in a Postgenomic Age

"Enemies of the race": biologism, environmentalism, and public health in Edwardian England.

Sex/Gender, Language and the New Biologism

Embedded MWM-Arrays for Monitoring Corrosion and Bolt Pre-loads

Biologism in psychiatry

Sozialbiologismus : biologische Grundpositionen der politischen Ideengeschichte

The biopsychosocial model between biologism and arbitrariness. A Commentary to H. Helmchen

Biologism in Psychiatry: A Young Man’s Experience of Being Diagnosed with “Pediatric Bipolar Disorder”

Social Construciton, Roving Biologism, and Reasonable Women: A Response to Professor Epstein

造句：

1. Emergency workers fear that the burning ship could slip its moorings.

急救人员担心燃烧着的船只可能会脱链滑走。

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2. Slip-on shoes are easier to put on than lace-ups.

一脚蹬比系带鞋容易穿。

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3. He might have let something slip in a moment of weakness.

他可能一时大意说漏了嘴。

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4. He gave reporters the slip by leaving at midnight.

他在午夜时分离开，避开了记者的追踪。

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5. He let the ball slip through his grasp and into the net.

球从他的掌中滑出，钻进了球门。

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