generations

generations [dʒenə'reɪʃnz]  [dʒenə'reɪʃnz] 

原级:generation

generations 基本解释
代( generation的名词复数 );一代;产生;一批;
generations 单语例句

1. Unlike previous generations of entrepreneurs, they've been to business school and are taking a businesslike approach.

2. We might derive economic benefits from overgrazing, but what will be left for future generations?

3. The village has 151 wells dug by hand by several generations over a hundred years in the quest for water.

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4. Behind each authentic ethnic costume is an individual who made it by hand, using techniques passed down by older generations.

5. Everywhere are axioms enunciated by him and made popular by generations of schoolchildren who learned all his words by rote.

6. Our definitions of virtue have changed as time goes by, but the novel has appealed to generations of readers.

7. Shi believed that protecting the canoe on the spot would provide valuable chances for other experts and later generations to make further research.

8. Three prosperous generations later, the whole affair was consigned to a footnote in Canton's history.

9. Chinese businessmen have undergone rapid changes through the three generations, the most significant of which is the breaking of the stereotype that Cantonese means Chinese.

10. If our children are allowed to become captive to materialism, later generations may become unable to differentiate between material riches and emotional or spiritual riches.