apparent

Word family adjective apparent adverb apparently nounapparencyapparentness

ap·par·ent /əˈpærənt/ W2 AWL adjectiveadj

1 OBVIOUSeasy to notice 显而易见的；明白的 SYN obvious

it is apparent (that)

It soon became apparent that we had a major problem.

不久就看出来，我们有了大麻烦。

it is apparent from something that

It is apparent from scientific studies that the drug has some fairly nasty side effects.

科学研究表明，这种药有相当严重的副作用。

it is apparent to somebody that

It was apparent to everyone that he was seriously ill.

所有人都明白他病得很厉害。

The difference in quality was immediately apparent.

质量的差异显而易见。

He left suddenly, for no apparent reason.

不知什么原因，他突然离开了。

2 SEEMseeming to have a particular feeling or attitude, although this may not be true 显得…的，表面上的

He did well in his exams, despite his apparent lack of interest in his work.

他考得很好，尽管表面上他对功课不感兴趣。

Examples from the Corpus

apparent• There is no apparent connection between the murders.• She was upset by her father-in-law's apparent dislike of her.• the apparent failure of the device• A lone gunman with an apparent grudge can do great harm.• His apparent heresy is not that of the smooth talking cleric, but the statistician specialising in the field of criminology.• This, of course, is an issue very much apparent in the fortunes of local railway lines at the present day.• What shocked me was the parents' apparent lack of interest in their child.• Perhaps, the most appealing factor of a duvet is its apparent lightness which also retains a great deal of warmth.• The voices and noise around them became apparent once more, a tide of excited news, a civilized clamor.• We seem here to have further evidence of the apparent paradox about creativity and psychosis to which we have referred several times.• To a degree, the chaos is more apparent than real.• In contemporary times, nowhere is the difference between wild and farm-raised waterfowl more dramatically apparent than with goose.

for no apparent reason• An unknowable, harsh and cruel society had destroyed his father for no apparent reason.• For example, I lost things for no apparent reason.• One morning I found it completely wilted for no apparent reason.• Some can undergo terrible problems and not get depressed, while others are depressed for no apparent reason.• The train stood a long time in Gloucester Road station, for no apparent reason.• Sometimes, for no apparent reason, all the children may become wired up.• He played extremely well for several weeks, and then, for no apparent reason, quit the team.• To cry for no apparent reason was not considered odd.

Origin apparent

(1300-1400) Old French Latin, present participle of apparere; → APPEAR

词汇	apparent
释义	apparent Word family adjective apparent adverb apparently nounapparencyapparentness ap·par·ent /əˈpærənt/ ●●○ W2 AWL adjectiveadj 1 OBVIOUSeasy to notice 显而易见的；明白的 SYN obvious it is apparent (that) It soon became apparent that we had a major problem. 不久就看出来，我们有了大麻烦。 it is apparent from something that It is apparent from scientific studies that the drug has some fairly nasty side effects. 科学研究表明，这种药有相当严重的副作用。 it is apparent to somebody that It was apparent to everyone that he was seriously ill. 所有人都明白他病得很厉害。 The difference in quality was immediately apparent. 质量的差异显而易见。 He left suddenly, for no apparent reason. 不知什么原因，他突然离开了。 2 SEEMseeming to have a particular feeling or attitude, although this may not be true 显得…的，表面上的 He did well in his exams, despite his apparent lack of interest in his work. 他考得很好，尽管表面上他对功课不感兴趣。 Examples from the Corpus apparent• There is no apparent connection between the murders.• She was upset by her father-in-law's apparent dislike of her.• the apparent failure of the device• A lone gunman with an apparent grudge can do great harm.• His apparent heresy is not that of the smooth talking cleric, but the statistician specialising in the field of criminology.• This, of course, is an issue very much apparent in the fortunes of local railway lines at the present day.• What shocked me was the parents' apparent lack of interest in their child.• Perhaps, the most appealing factor of a duvet is its apparent lightness which also retains a great deal of warmth.• The voices and noise around them became apparent once more, a tide of excited news, a civilized clamor.• We seem here to have further evidence of the apparent paradox about creativity and psychosis to which we have referred several times.• To a degree, the chaos is more apparent than real.• In contemporary times, nowhere is the difference between wild and farm-raised waterfowl more dramatically apparent than with goose. for no apparent reason• An unknowable, harsh and cruel society had destroyed his father for no apparent reason.• For example, I lost things for no apparent reason.• One morning I found it completely wilted for no apparent reason.• Some can undergo terrible problems and not get depressed, while others are depressed for no apparent reason.• The train stood a long time in Gloucester Road station, for no apparent reason.• Sometimes, for no apparent reason, all the children may become wired up.• He played extremely well for several weeks, and then, for no apparent reason, quit the team.• To cry for no apparent reason was not considered odd. Origin apparent (1300-1400) Old French Latin, present participle of apparere; → APPEAR
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