take form

英 [teɪk fɔːm]

美 [teɪk fɔːrm]

成形

英英释义

verb

• develop into a distinctive entity
  1. our plans began to take shape
  Synonym:formtake shapespring

双语例句

• In Marxism, human nature is chiefly related with volition, defined as practice, thus to take form of practical philosophy, defined as to change the world.
  马克思哲学的人的本质主要地与三要素中的意志相联系，将实践确定为人的本质，从而呈现为一种改变世界的实践论哲学。
• In fact, if you are really observant, you might even have noticed the factory-shaped building behind the scaffolding beginning to take form.
  如果你再仔细观察，就不难发现隐藏在脚手架之后的工厂模样的建筑正初露端倪。
• Which bus shall I take form here?
  我应该从这儿乘哪路车？
• I could see the streets of Cape Town take form as the ship sailed into table bay.
  当船驶入桌湾时，我能逐渐看清开普敦市内的街道。
• This can take the form of an affirmation.
  这可以增强肯定性。
• At the same time, feminist studies began to take form in the Western academic field.
  同时女性主义研究在西方学术界初具雏形。
• Doctors are willing to take some form of industrial action
  医生们愿意采取某种形式的劳工行动。
• Then, the conclusion come into being that the farmland use rights operate exclusively among the member of the same collectivity and the market of transfering the right freely has no way to take form in the present legal system.
  从而得出：在现行的法律制度下，土地承包经营权几乎只能在同一集体成员之间流转，开放的土地承包经营权市场无法形成。
• The organization of urban community's sports of five cities of in North of Jiangsu, take form spontaneously and self-management as the core, the administration participates in less;
  苏北五市城市社区体育的社区体育组织以自发形成和自我管理为主，行政参与较少；
• The Hero-legend novel Ming-Qing Dynasty gradually take form on the foundation of art accumulation of the previous literature.
  明清英雄传奇章回小说在吸取前代文学各种艺术积累的基础上逐步形成。