第三人称复数：cosmopolitans
形容词四海为家的; 世界性的，全世界的; 全球的
名词世界主义者; 四海为家者
形容词
1. New York is a very cosmopolitan city.
纽约是个国际大都会。
2. She has a very cosmopolitan outlook on life.
她有四海一家的人生观。
1. 世界性的，国际化的;受各国文化影响的
A cosmopolitan place or society is full of people from many different countries and cultures.
e.g. London has always been a cosmopolitan city.
伦敦一直是一个国际化都市。
2. cosmopolitan
2. 见过世面的;见识广的;开明的
Someone who is cosmopolitan has had a lot of contact with people and things from many different countries and as a result is very open to different ideas and ways of doing things.
e.g. The family are rich, and extremely sophisticated and cosmopolitan.
这家人很富有，老于世故，而且见多识广。
1. NBA commissioner David Stern happily embraces the possibilities created by the league's cosmopolitan flavour.
2. cosmopolitan
2. In addition to telling viewers about the latest happenings in these cities, the show also seeks to compare and explain their different cosmopolitan spirits.
3. China nowadays sees the increasingly geographical concentration of human capital, particularly in cosmopolitan cities like Beijing and Shanghai.
4. Beijing's claim to being an emerging cosmopolitan and cultural center is so often betrayed by the multitude of tasteless clubs that constitute its nightlife scene.
5. Both are cosmopolitan, like Paris and London in Dickens'time.
6. cosmopolitan
6. Loh joins Hong Kong's foodie crowd and explores a cuisine in which its most representative dishes have taken on a style best described as cosmopolitan.
7. A major survey on social attitudes in Hong Kong paints a picture of a wealthy, cosmopolitan city with surprisingly - and in some cases disturbingly - traditional attitudes.
8. Jiang said Beijing and Shanghai cannot be considered cosmopolitan cities in terms of music performances, and he usually grabs the limited opportunities to enjoy live music shows.
9. CBD is a symbol of a modern international cosmopolitan city and a manifestation of the openness and comprehensive power of a country or a region.
10. cosmopolitan是什么意思
10. While such appearances point to Shanghai's increasingly affluent and cosmopolitan profile, they also underscore some enduring limitations.