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eclecticism

/ɪˈklek.tɪ.sɪ.zəm/

翻译: 指从各种不同的来源、学说、风格或方法中选取自认为最好的部分加以采纳和组合,而非固守单一体系或学派的做法。

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noun

C1formalcommon/ɪˈklek.tɪ.sɪ.zəm/

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A noun referring to the practice of making decisions or selecting ideas, styles, or methods based on what seems best from various sources, rather than adhering to a single doctrine or system.

  • 🇨🇳指从各种不同的来源、学说、风格或方法中选取自认为最好的部分加以采纳和组合,而非固守单一体系或学派的做法。
  1. Selective choice from multiple sources C1 formal

    The practice of selecting and combining elements from various doctrines, styles, or systems according to what seems most appropriate, rather than adhering strictly to one.

    • His approach to architecture is marked by eclecticism, borrowing elements from Gothic and modern styles.
    • The philosopher's eclecticism allowed him to draw on both Eastern and Western traditions.
    • In her cooking, eclecticism means blending flavors from different cuisines to create unique dishes.
    • The museum's collection reflects an eclecticism that spans centuries and continents.

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    同义词: pluralismsyncretism

  • eclecticisms plural form
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  • eclecticism's possessive singular form