形容词本征; 固有的，内在的，本质的; [解剖]体内的; 先天性
形容词extrinsic
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1. The intrinsic value of a coin is the value of the metal it is made of.
一枚钱币的内在价值是造这枚钱币的金属的价值。
1. 内部的：他用"内在性"(immanence)和"超越性"(transcendence)这两个哲学概念取代了韦勒克的"内部的"(intrinsic)与"外部的"(extrinsic)这种外在的区分.
2. 本征：它们最后又被PN本征(Intrinsic)二极管(Diodes)或者雪崩(Avalanche)光二极管 (Photodiodes)再次转换成电信号. 字串7
3. 固有的：第一类批评是针对参拜行为本身固有的(intrinsic)伦理价值,批评者认为,这种参拜完全是为军国主义招魂,是侵略外国的贼心不死,旨在将来发动新的对外扩张,制造新的暴力.
1. 内在的;本身的;固有的
If something has intrinsic value or intrinsic interest, it is valuable or interesting because of its basic nature or character, and not because of its connection with other things.
e.g. The paintings have no intrinsic value except as curiosities...
这些油画除了作为古董，本身没有什么内在价值。
e.g. The rate is determined by intrinsic qualities such as the land's slope.
速度由诸如地面坡度这样的内在因素决定。
1. The article notes that police brutality and unfair adjudication are intrinsic stubborn diseases of the United States.
2. Police brutality and unfair adjudication are intrinsic stubborn diseases of the United States.
3. Women growing up and nurtured in the Hui culture have such unique intrinsic nd extrinsic beauties that women in any other places cannot compare with.
4. The show will express an understanding and comprehension of flowers intrinsic in the exposition's theme.
5. It can automatically and continuously search for natural intrinsic conduction and reduce unnecessary right ventricular pacing.
6. It also bears witness to the intrinsic and often thwarted rebelliousness of the citizens of Cork.
7. If this leads to a rise in operating costs, the addition is part of the intrinsic cost of doing business.
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9. The list is comprised of those publicly traded companies that show the highest growth characteristics along dimensions encompassing intrinsic and extrinsic growth.
10. It is the right to obtain the intrinsic economic interest brought about by the competitive and spectacular nature of sporting events programs.