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atomism

/ˈæt.ə.mɪ.zəm/

翻译: 将复杂现象归结为简单、不可分割的基本元素的哲学与科学理论;在心理学中,指把心理现象解释为基本感觉和情感的组合,在化学中,则认为一切物质都由极微小、离散、不可毁灭的粒子构成。

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noun

/ˈæt.ə.mɪ.zəm/C1formalscientific
  • zh将复杂现象归结为简单、不可分割的基本元素的哲学与科学理论;在心理学中,指把心理现象解释为基本感觉和情感的组合,在化学中,则认为一切物质都由极微小、离散、不可毁灭的粒子构成。

A philosophical and scientific theory that reduces complex phenomena to simple, indivisible elements; in psychology, it explains mental phenomena as combinations of basic sensations and feelings, while in chemistry, it posits that all matter consists of tiny, discrete, indestructible particles.

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  1. Psychological theoryC2formalscientific

    A theory in psychology that reduces all mental phenomena to simple elements, such as sensations and feelings, which combine through association to form complex ideas.

    zh心理原子论

    • Atomism in psychology suggests that complex thoughts are built from basic sensory experiences.
    • The philosopher argued that atomism fails to explain the holistic nature of consciousness.
    • Early psychologists used atomism to break down mental processes into fundamental components.

    同义词associationism

    反义词holism

  2. Chemical theoryC2formalscientific

    A theory in chemistry proposing that all matter is composed of tiny, discrete, finite, indivisible, and indestructible particles.

    zh化学原子论

    • Ancient Greek philosophers like Democritus proposed atomism as the basis of all matter.
    • Modern atomic theory evolved from classical atomism with the discovery of subatomic particles.
    • Atomism laid the groundwork for understanding chemical reactions and molecular structures.

    同义词atomic theory

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  • atomisms plural form
  • atomisms' possessive plural form
  • atomism's possessive singular form
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