formative

形容词形成的; 造型的; [语]构词用的

名词构词要素; 用构词要素构成的词

1. 格式化的：formation 形成 | formative 格式化的 | formatted text 格式化文本

2. 形成的：formativevoltage形成电压 | formative形成的 | formedconductor成形导体

3. 形成的/造型的/造字要素：formate /蚁酸盐/编队飞行/ | formative /形成的/造型的/造字要素/ | formatted /格式化了的/

4. 造字要素：formative 造型的 | formative 造字要素 | formatted 格式化了的

1. (时期或经历)决定性格的，影响发展的
    A formative period of time or experience is one that has an important and lasting influence on a person's character and attitudes.

    e.g. She was born in Barbados but spent her formative years in east London.
           她出生于巴巴多斯，但是其性格形成的关键期是在伦敦东区度过的。

1. If the companies had an established track record of success in those formative years, then the more likely they are to cling to old practices.

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2. The concept of sharing is drilled into us during our formative years, so why should social and economic inequities suddenly lost on us when we grow up?

3. The artist's formative experiences are fairly well known to the general public.

4. A film adaptation of the literary classic White Deer Plain condenses the lives of 20 characters at a formative time in China's history.

5. The Mongolian president said his formative years as a Mongolian herdsman living close to nature helped shape his sustainable outlook.

6. It is also a palace, embodying the architectural and formative arts from past dynasties.

7. Because the industry is still in its formative stage, competition remains fierce.

8. " The Neolithic is a very formative period for our society, " he said.

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