英英释义
modern-day [ 'mɔdən'dei ]
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adj.
characteristic of the present
"the role of computers in modern-day medicine"
同义词： contemporary
以上来源于: WordNet
柯林斯英汉双解大词典
modern-day
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ADJ Modern-day is used to refer to the new or modern aspects of a place, an activity, or a society. 现代的; 当代的 [ADJ n]
例：...modern-day America.
...当代美国。
例：...the by-products of modern-day living.
...现代生活的副产品。
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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Or to help modern-day readers to understand something historical, maybe these writers think a familiar frame of reference is needed.
或者是为了帮助现代读者理解历史，也许这些作者认为，这需要一个为人所熟知的参考架构。
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The modern-day sex symbol has now taken the place of the old-fashioned hero of yesteryear.
当今的性感偶像已经取代了往昔过时的英雄形象。
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This modern festival of African-American culture includes lighting candles each night from December twenty-sixth through New Year's Day.
VOA: special.2009.12.21
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He died in 323, when he was not yet 33-years-old, and he died in Babylon of a fever, that is, of course, modern day Iraq.
他死于公元前323年，未满33岁，在巴比伦死于疟疾，也就是现代伊拉克。
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I'm also including modern-day approaches to computational theory, cognitive neuroscience, evolutionary theory and cultural psychology.
而这些理论则包括了,计算理论,认知神经科学,进化论,以及文化心理学的诸多当代理论
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