原级：contemporary
1. 时人：时期aperiodintimeorhistoryperiodtimeintervalphaseERAconjuncturedays | 时人contemporaries | 时尚fashionfad
2. 辈/时人：contemporaneously /同时/ | contemporaries /辈/时人/ | contempt /轻蔑/侮辱/耻辱/屈辱/侮辱罪/轻视/
1. Many of Chi's female contemporaries focus on urban life, but Chi chooses to avoid the hustle and bustle of the cities.
2. A student here did a thesis on a gay church a few years ago and none of his contemporaries thought it was controversial or'yukky'.
3. At an age when their contemporaries are reaching their prime, athletes find themselves condemned to a premature senility with half their lives ahead.
4. The stories were reported as " soft news " and contemporaries viewed the teenagers involved as disadvantaged youngsters who needed legal help.
5. After an overseas education that gives them the edge over their local contemporaries, they have returned from stagnating overseas economies to find China shimmering with promise.
6. Other contemporaries already involved in golf course design include Ernie Els and Phil Mickelson, although Mickelson does not have his own company.
7. Milk's contemporaries say the campaign against the marriage ban lacked a fiery figurehead to challenge gays to demand equality.
8. Lu Xun criticized his contemporaries for their foolish filial piety under special historical circumstances.
9. Player said Nicklaus and other contemporaries dealt with spiked up greens, persimmon drivers and relatively dead balls.
10. Meticulous attention to detail has become a hallmark of Ive's work, but contemporaries describe his talent as more profound than that.
noun
1. all the people living at the same time or of approximately the same age
Synonym: coevals generation