柯林斯英汉双解大词典
interpretive /ɪnˈtɜːprɪtɪv/
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ADJ You use interpretive to describe something that provides an interpretation. 说明的; 解释的 [正式] [ADJ n]
例：History is an interpretive process.
历史是一个解释过程。
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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History is an interpretive process.
历史是一个解释过程。
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This version differs from Mules and Men in that it simply records stories, with no descriptive or interpretive information.
这个版本不同于《骡子和人》，它只是记录故事，没有描述性或解释性的信息。
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This interpretive framework, which once dominated antislavery historiography, had been discounted by historians for two basic reasons.
这种解释框架曾主导过反奴隶制的史学，但由于两个基本原因，它已被历史学家所忽视。
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As an interpretive specialist at Yosemite,National Park Ranger Shelton Johnson tells visitors about the history of the park.
VOA: standard.2009.11.25
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And it raises a specifically interpretive question: what is the message of the work that the man does?
它也引发了理解上的问题：,这个劳动者正在做的事儿要传达什么信息呢？
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They aren't recourse to a separate science or lore or body of knowledge or interpretive craft that calls upon forces or powers that transcend God or are independent of God.
不依赖于某种独立的技术或知识而存在,或者通过某种手段把超越上帝,或者不受上帝控制的力量聚集起来。
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