形容词唤起的; 激起的; 唤出的
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1. His talk was evocative of the bygone days.
他的谈话令人回忆起往昔的时日。
2. Those old toys are evocative of my boyhood.
这些旧玩具唤起我对童年的回忆。
1. 引起回忆的,唤起感情的：7. smear 涂,弄脏,弄模糊(尤指画面、*廓等) | 8. evocative 引起回忆的,唤起感情的 | 9. el dorado (由当时西班牙征服者想象中的南美洲)黄金国,宝山,富庶之乡
2. 唤出的：evocation 唤出 | evocative 唤出的 | evocator 唤起人
3. 唤出的,唤起的：3.influential 有影响的,有势力的 | 4.evocative 唤出的,唤起的 | 5.adoration 崇拜,爱慕,受崇拜(或爱慕)的对象
4. 唤起的,激起的：evenhanded 公平的,不偏不倚的 | evocative 唤起的,激起的 | exact 精确的
1. 唤起回忆的;引起感情共鸣的
If you describe something as evocative, you mean that it is good or interesting because it produces pleasant memories, ideas, emotions, and responses in people.
e.g. Her story is sharply evocative of Italian provincial life.
她的故事让人清晰地回忆起意大利的乡村生活。
e.g. ...the evocative power of cinema.
电影引起共鸣的力量
1. evocative的解释
1. The first is that the term itself is not too technical, yet is catchy and vaguely evocative.
2. evocative
2. Of all the sights evocative of the splendor and decadence of old Shanghai, none is singularly more impressive than the Bund.
3. How evocative is a women's perfume or a man's aftershave?
4. An especially evocative piece shows two men with thick eyelashes pleasing each other in a bush.
5. Gecko Theater's artistic director Amit Lahav reinvents the story through a blend of bold physicality, beautiful imagery and evocative music.
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6. Dai made an evocative speech highlighting that cooperation between the two countries will benefit future generations.
7. Combined in this solo exhibition at UCCA, they form a singular and evocative witness to history.
8. Her best writing is evocative, but the struggle to produce all this food is surprisingly straightforward.
9. Gecko Theater gives Gogol's The Overcoat new life with a blend of bold physicality, beautiful imagery and evocative music.
10. The most evocative is the bed, heavily carved and hung with a silk curtain.