assimilation

UK:  [ə.sɪmɪ'leɪʃ(ə)n]

US:  [ə.sɪmɪ'leɪʃ(ə)n]

n.

1.同化(作用)

2.光化学同化

3.吸收(作用)

4.组成代谢

1 . Talent is nothing but a prolonged period of attention and shortened period of mental assimilation.
才干无它只是延长专心期和缩短心智的同化期。

2 . The article also analyzes the feasibility of its implementation after illustrating the significance and sense of cultural assimilation.
在阐明了文化融合的重要性和意义之后，分析了其实施的可行性。

3 . The greatest feature of property thinking is that it explores the comprehensive rules of things, with a strong advantage in assimilation.
物性思维的最大特征：探索事物的综合规律，具有很强的同化优势。

4 . An ethnographic study that requires actual assimilation into a foreign culture might not be possible for logistical reasons.
稍加思索可预知，采用民族志研究法，研究者必须实际融入外国文化，并不切实；

5 . But insisting on creedal rather than cultural assimilation at least gives them a chance, which they certainly need.
可是强调信条同化，而不是文化同化，至少给这些新移民一个机会，一个他们无疑亟需的机会。