Independent
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adj. 自主的;不相關連的;無黨派的;不相干的人所做的（或提供的）;
n. 獨立自主的人;無黨派人士;
?? 詞根助記
in不+depend依靠+ent...的 → 不依靠的 → 獨立的
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A set of independent edges in a graph is called a matching.
一個圖中的獨立邊的一個集合稱為一個匹配。
Ultimately, all the colonies will become independent.
所有的殖民地最終均將獨立.
Children should be encouraged to be independent thinkers.
應鼓勵孩子們成為獨立思考者。
Definitely more independent corroboration is necessary.
有必要更明確地進一步證實。
Although she is young, she is very independent.
雖然她很年輕，但是很有主見。
?? 聯(lián)想助記
【記】in-前綴“不、無”,depend-依賴、依靠,ent-形綴:不依靠的→獨立的
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in-表示“內”
?? 牛津釋義
independent
adj
1 ~ (of sb/sth) not dependent (on other people or things); not controlled (by other people or things) 獨立的; 自主的; 自立的
old enough to be independent of one's parents 年歲已大不必依賴父母
She never borrows anything; she's far too independent for that. 她從不向別人借東西, 她很有獨立性.
Barbados was once a British colony, but now it's independent. 巴巴多斯曾是英國的殖民地, 現(xiàn)已獨立.
2 ~ (of sb/sth) not connected with each other; separate 不相關聯(lián)的; 單獨的; 獨自的; 分開的
Two independent investigators have reached virtually the same conclusions. 兩個調查人員各自做出的結論簡直完全一致.
3 financed by private rather than government money 靠私人而非政府資助的; 私立的
independent television 私營電視臺
the independent sector in education 私立的教育機構
independent schools 私立學校.
4 not depending for its validity or operation on the thing(s) involved （不依附所涉及的事物）本身有效的或有作用的
independent evidence, proof, etc 獨立的證詞、 證據(jù)等.
5 not unfairly influenced by the people who are involved; impartial 未受有關的人影響的; 無偏見的
an independent witness, observer, etc 無偏見的證人、 觀察者等
We demand an independent inquiry into the government's handling of the affair. 我們要求對政府處理該事的情況作獨立的調查. independent, n (abbr 縮寫 Ind) (politics 政) MP, candidate, etc who does not belong to a political party 無黨派的議員、 候選人等
stand as an independent 作為無黨派候選人.
?? 考研助記
in(否定)+depend(依靠)+ent(形綴):不需要依靠的- 獨立的
?? 擴展釋義
*[,indi'pend?nt]n. 獨立自主者, 無黨派者a. 獨立的, 有主見的, 不須依賴的, 不受約束的【經(jīng)】 獨立的, 自治的相關詞組: be independent of
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Don't mention it.
沒事兒。
I think it's going to be too hot.
我認為天氣將會太熱。
When he asked if Mr.Lane lived there, the policeman on duty told him that since his defeat, the ex-Prime Minister had gone abroad.
當他詢問萊恩先生是否住在那里時，值班的警察告訴他這位前首相落選后出國去了。