dynamism

名词（人的）活力; 精力，魄力; 劲头; [哲]物力论，力本学

1. 物力论：科学技术创新复杂系统倡导最重要的事情是改变固有的思考方式,放弃机械论和宿命论,学会欣赏并应付联系、物力论(Dynamism)和不可预测性. 因为科学技术创新过程是多因素复杂非线性相互作用的结果,所以对确实存在的运行模式(即现实存在)进行领会,

1. dynamism的近义词

1. 精力;活力;劲头
    If you say that someone or something has dynamism, you are expressing approval of the fact that they are full of energy or full of new and exciting ideas.

    e.g. ...a situation that calls for dynamism and new thinking.
           需要活力和新思维的局面

2. (令人振奋的)发展变化
    If you refer to the dynamism of a situation or system, you are referring to the fact that it is changing in an exciting and dramatic way.

    e.g. Such changes are indicators of economic dynamism.
           这些变化是经济腾飞的标志。

1. dynamism

1. China can better tap its inner dynamism to become a global consumer market than simply remain a buyer of little choice.

2. dynamism

2. " These results and the dynamism they demonstrate make us confident for 2007, " the company said in a statement.

3. The design of the outer wall incorporates the idea of a tropical forest, showing off the cultural diversity and dynamism of Brazilian cities.

4. Consumption based on a fair distribution of national wealth is another inexhaustible source of internal dynamism.

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5. Dynamism has its fascination, but it needs perfection to ensure safety.

6. China's retail fashion market has shown significant growth and dynamism recently due to a growing number of international outlets and increased sophistication in local retailers.

7. China's neighbors are expecting the new leadership to show sagacity for greater accommodations and new dynamism in China's policies and interactions.

8. And certainly that is leading to a lot of positive dynamism in for both countries to get to know each other through the economic lens.

9. dynamism的意思

9. The building boom is a clear testament to the city's dynamism, leading to a strong sales and rental market benefiting purchasers and investors.

10. This dynamism - reflected in the region's high growth rates - has been a key driver of reductions in extreme poverty.

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