vital force
英 [ˈvaɪtl fɔːs]
美 [ˈvaɪtl fɔːrs]
n. 生命力
英英释义
noun
- (biology) a hypothetical force (not physical or chemical) once thought by Henri Bergson to cause the evolution and development of organisms
双语例句
- Is it that Marxism has no vital force?
马克思主义在当代真的没有生命力了吗？ - The thriving of the middle-small enterprises brought enormous vital force for our national economy.
中小企业的崛起，为我国经济发展带来了无限生机。 - Flower market act as the collecting and distributing center of flower product, it brings fresh vital force and energy to construction and development, and accelerates the generation and development of flower industrialization.
花卉市场作为花卉产品的集散中心，给花卉业的建设和发展带来了新的生机和活力，大大促进了花卉产业化的形成和发展。 - In the era of knowledge economy, the contribution of intellectual capital of organizations to the value creation is far more than that of physical capital and has become vital force to obtain competitive advantages and economic growth for all organizations.
在知识经济时代，各个组织的价值创造中智力资本的贡献远远超过了物质资本，成为组织获取竞争优势和经济增长的原动力。 - It Shows that the personnel of compound type is the most vital force.
强调了复合型人才是国际通用型人才中最活跃最有生机的力量。 - National defense students are not only a new vital force in the new military revolution, but an important component of the talent team.
国防生学员担负着新军事变革生力军的重任，是我军人才队伍的重要组成部分。 - China higher education is coruscating new vital force and energy in the course of internationalization.
中国高等教育正在国际化的进程中焕发出新的生机与活力。 - Currently, private economy has gradually become a vital force for the accelerated growth of Chinese economy.
现如今，我国民营经济逐渐成为我国经济高速发展的生力军。 - Youth is the pioneering group and the vital force for both the revolution and the construction.
青年是革命和建设的先锋队和生力军。 - Tourism: a vital force for world peace.
1986年：旅游&世界和平的重要力量。