changing role发音

意思翻译

角色转变

相似词语短语

changing───adj.变化的，发展的；v.改变；使不同；转换，变更；交换；兑换（货币）；换衣服，更（衣）；将……换成零钱；退换，掉换；换乘，转乘（change的现在分词）

changing room───n.更衣室

r changing───r变化

changing notes───更改注释

ever changing───不断变化的；千变万化的

changing world───改变世界，变化中的世界

l changing───我在改变

changing situation───变化情况

changing tone───变调

双语使用场景

Adjustment to their changing role and position in society can be painful for some old people.───对有些老年人适应他们在社会中不断变化的角色和地位可能是痛苦的。

The intended class lecture had taken a turn from mundane international treaties into a sociological debate over the changing role of women in today's society.───在那个已经设计好的宣讲中，我们从当今社会一般的国际条约一直讨论到社会学中关于女性社会角色辩论。

Lipson likened the quest to a "detective story" - a hint of the changing role of researchers in hybridized computer-human science.───利普森将此项探索比作“侦探小说”——暗示研究人员在人-机融合科学中的角色转换。

In an extract from his new book, Karl Gerth considers the changing role of food.───在葛凯的新书摘要中，探讨了食物日益变化的作用。

To understand the changing role of women in China, consider the runaway success of a novel titled Du Lala's Rise.───要想了解中国妇女的角色变化，你可以参考一下畅销小说《杜拉拉升职记》。

The changing role of the Taiwanese manufacturers is apparent this week at the annual Computex technology trade show in Taipei.───台湾制造商的角色转变在本周台北举行的一年一度的电脑技术贸易展中清晰可见。

The authors said that the changing role of women was a significant factor in the projected population decline.───研究者说人口下降的主要原因是妇女在社会中扮演的角色发生了变化。

From the origin of marriage to the influence of religion, Russell explores the changing role of marriage and codes of sexual ethics.───从婚姻的起源到宗教的影响，探讨了罗素婚姻和性道德准则不断变化的作用。

The banks of crowded computers illustrate the changing role of libraries, where technology is replacing paper and the throngs keep coming.───数排密集的计算机说明了图书馆的职责正发生着变化，科技替代了纸张并且还在不断地变化。

英语使用场景

The changing role of public accountants, management accountants, and internal auditors also will spur job growth.

This course is an an exploration of British culture and politics, focusing on the changing role of the monarchy from the accession of the House of Hanover (later Windsor) in 1714 to the present.

The research will concentrate particularly on the changing role of the city's political and economic elites.