insight

名词顿悟; 领悟; 洞察力，洞悉; 直觉，眼光

1. gain an insight into : 了解, 熟悉, 看透, 识破；

1. 病识感：病人多半缺乏病识感(insight),找不到东西时,并不认为自己记忆变差,反而归罪家人或邻居窃取他的钱财和日用品,个性因此变得猜忌多疑,容易动怒;除了记忆变差,病人对人时地的定向力(visuospatial orientation)也会变差,弄不清楚今夕是何年,

1. 洞悉;深入了解;深刻见解
    If you gain insight or an insight into a complex situation or problem, you gain an accurate and deep understanding of it.

    e.g. The project would give scientists new insights into what is happening to the earth's atmosphere...
           该项目将使科学家对地球大气层的状况有更新的深入了解。
    e.g. I hope that this talk has given you some insight into the kind of the work that we've been doing.
           希望这次谈话能使你对我们正在开展的工作有一些较深入的了解。

2. 洞察力
    If someone has insight, they are able to understand complex situations.

    e.g. He was a man with considerable insight.
           他是个富有洞察力的人。

1. insight

1. The ABAC members are appointed by APEC leaders to provide insight into the priorities and concerns of the business sector.

2. Yam said he hopes the annual conference can provide some insight for businesspeople wanting to cash in on China's dramatic economic rise.

3. A survey published by Web research company Yahoo Value Insight in July said 61 percent of Japanese cell phone owners use applications almost every day.

4. So Coco & Igor lacks any real insight into what made either Chanel or Stravinsky the trailblazing icons they were.

5. " It is just another insight into how much adipose tissue there is, " he said.

6. insight在线翻译

6. Scientific method quite often involves some amount of drudgery, but we Chinese believe in flashes of insight or common sense to dictate our thinking.

7. insight的意思

7. In the midst of all the commotion, a leader will show his true mettle and insight.

8. His most notable films deal with outsiders on the margin of society and exhibit insight and compassion rather than simple sentiment.

9. It works with industry and focuses on developing a keen insight into their promotional needs, allowing Malaysians to trade with a high level of confidence.

10. The study aims to gauge consumer sentiment and confidence in the economy and to provide insight into consumer expenditure patterns and major concerns.

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