sophisticate

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基本釋義

But the deeper you understand the sophisticate mankind, the more desperate you feel.

但你愈是了解復雜的人類, 你愈是感到沮喪絕望.

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Peonies You are sophisticate. You believe things should be done right or not at all.

如果你喜歡牡丹,你是個成熟、老練的人. 你認為事情要么一定要做好,要么壓根兒就不去做它.

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Daniel Wong a smile a sophisticate smile that inspired the reporters.

黃博士臉上露出的一絲深沉的微笑啟迪了在場記者.

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You are a sophisticate.

你是見過世面的人.

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The relation of the literature and history were presented by way of entwine mutually of sophisticate.

文學與歷史的關系是以一種復雜的相互糾纏的方式呈現出來的.

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Through a sophisticate UV ray detection system , the authenticity of the banknote paper will be examined.

利用紫外光檢查紙的質量, 鑒別出偽鈔.

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Noun

Verb

1. make less natural or innocent;
"Their manners had sophisticated the young girls"
2. practice sophistry; change the meaning of or be vague about in order to mislead or deceive
3. alter and make impure, as with the intention to deceive;
"Sophisticate rose water with geraniol"
4. make more complex or refined;
"a sophisticated design"