perpetuation

英[pəˌpetʃu'eɪʃn]美[pəˌpetʃu'eɪʃn]
  • n. 永存；不朽
      • noun(名词)
      1. 持续;长存，永恒

    双解例句

    noun(名词)
    1. 持续;长存，永恒

      The lack of military action from other countries has contributed to the perpetuation of the civil war.

      由于其他国家没有采取军事行动，导致内战长期存在。

      The person who is telling the joke is being active in the perpetuation of racial stereotypes.

      讲这个笑话的人就是在积极延续种族成见。

    小知识

    When you make something last or keep it going as long as you can, that's perpetuation. The perpetuation of your childhood memories is helped by looking at old photographs.

    The perpetuation of a family's genes happens when people have children, and the perpetuation of oppression occurs when one dictator after another seizes control of a country's government. When something is made to last longer or is continued, some kind of perpetuation is going on. Both the noun and related verb perpetuate come from a Latin root, perpetuus, which means “continuous or universal.”

    实用短语

    1. perpetuation of evidence

    2. differential perpetuation

      基因的区分繁殖,区分繁殖

    3. dfferential perpetuation

      分繁殖基因的区

    4. self-perpetuation

      自续

    5. stability and perpetuation

      稳定延续

    6. perpetuation of testimony

      保存证据

    7. the perpetuation of poetry

      诗之永存

    8. perpetuation of civil evidence

      民事证据保全

    同义词

    stability  /  maintenance  /  continuance

    同根词

    词根：perpetuate

    adj.

    perpetuate长存的

    vt.

    perpetuate使不朽；保持