emoio是什么意思｜emoio的音标｜emoio的用法( 二 ) _生活百科

12. 2Nd, strengthens with student's emotion exchange, overcomes them to English reading fear of difficulties.
加强和学生的情感交流，克服他们对英文阅读的畏难情绪。
13. The job burnout states of school teachersThe school teachers have low degree of emotion exhaustion and depersonalisation, and high degree of personal accomplishment. This indicate that the whole job burnout state of school teachers is not serious.
中学教师职业倦怠状况中学教师的情绪衰竭程度不高，去人性化程度较低，而个人成就感较高，说明中学教师的职业倦怠程度整体并不严重。
14. I felt as if every drop of emotion had been squeezed out of me.
我感觉我的感情被榨得一滴不剩了。
15. emotion
15. These are the way to relieve one's stress in modern times. Confiding has become one necessity of people's emotion.
这是现代人减压的好方法，倾诉，成了人类情感的需要。
16. emotion的近义词
16. Have been full of intense emotion, have been tracking down a fond dream.
充满了激情，追寻着梦想。
17. This was from the flow of emotion from the kundaline center or the Lyden gland, to the ones in the center and frontal portion of the head.
源自能量中心或来登腺的能量流，升至头部的中心和前部。
18. No sooner did I see the Kaliyadaman Ghat than a divine emotion surged up within me.
我一看见Kaliyadaman Ghat，一种神圣的情感就汹涌而来。
19. Excessively agitated; transported with rage or other violent emotion.
过分激动；被愤怒或者其他的强烈感情所激动。
20. The former party secretary of Chengdu Map Press, LI Huai-Jin with great emotion the expression of the party's respect and love of the motherland.
原成都地图出版社党委书记李怀金满怀深情地表达了对党的崇敬和对祖国的热爱。
emotion 词典解释
1. 情感;情绪
An emotion is a feeling such as happiness, love, fear, anger, or hatred, which can be caused by the situation that you are in or the people you are with.
e.g. Happiness was an emotion that Reynolds was having to relearn...
雷诺兹已经不知道什么是快乐。
e.g. Her voice trembled with emotion.
她的声音因情绪激动而颤抖。
2. （与理性相对的）感性
Emotion is the part of a person's character that consists of their feelings, as opposed to their thoughts.
e.g. ...the split between reason and emotion.
理性和感性的划分
emotion 单语例句
1. There were widespread claims of media bias at the time, often Lindy Chamberlain's apparent lack of emotion during the hearings.
2. The British leader looked overcome with emotion, struggling to retain his trademark broad grin as loud cheers rang out.
3. A full choir sang behind her adding even more emotion and passion to the piece.
4. It wasn't included in my choreography, it was a spontaneous emotion.
5. Marcus, a political scientist from Williams College who has studied the role emotion plays in politics.
6. Her ravishing coloratura voice and ability to express profound emotion won her the role.
7. " It's a more complex feeling or emotion than what we would normally attribute to animals, " Range said.
8. Despite of all these positive gesture toward China, the emotion toward Beijing has been complicated and even contradictory.
9. Its unbridled expressions of emotion stand in contrast to the gentle disposition of the locals.
10. As he neared the end of his story, emotion crept in.
emotion 英英释义
noun
1. any strong feeling
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