英语释义

• (often followed by `to') lacking importance; not mattering one way or the other;

  "whether you choose to do it or not is a matter that is quite immaterial (or indifferent)"

  "what others think is altogether indifferent to him"

• not pertinent to the matter under consideration;

  "an issue extraneous to the debate"

  "the price was immaterial"

  "mentioned several impertinent facts before finally coming to the point"

• not consisting of matter;

  "immaterial apparitions"

  "ghosts and other immaterial entities"

• without material form or substance;

  "an incorporeal spirit"

• of no importance or relevance especially to a law case;

  "an objection that is immaterial after the fact"

片语

immaterial benefit非物质性利益

immaterial homestead精神家园

immaterial l非物质的

immaterial assets[经] 无形资产

Immaterial Consumption非物质消费

immaterial strategy非物质性策划

immaterial compensation精神报酬

immaterial items非实质性事项

英汉例句

• but he could only wave his hands as to how this physical thing in the world could connect to an immaterial mind.

  但他只能用挥手这样的动作,来展示现实的生理客体,是如何与无形心理相联系的

• i know very little about how immaterial objects are supposed to work.

  关于非物质的物体是如何工作的我知道的很少。

• more specifically, dualists like descartes struggle to explain how a physical body connects to an immaterial soul.

  更进一步,像笛卡尔一样的二元论者努力想要解释,生理客体是如何与无形心灵相联系的

• the dualist position is that the mind is a soul and the soul is an immaterial object.

  二元论认为心灵就是灵魂,而灵魂是一种非物质实体

• there must be something extra, something immaterial about us, the soul.

  必定存在某些额外的东西,某些非物质,比如灵魂

• but there「s a part of us, perhaps the essential part of us, that is something more than the physical, the spiritual, immaterial part of us, which as i say in this class we」ll call a soul.

  我们身体中有一部分，可能是重要的，比身体重要的，精神上的，非物质的部分，就像我在这里说的灵魂。

• a painter who bemoaned the limitations of paint, he tried to convey something immaterial in his work, to lend shape to the invisible.

  作为一个对绘画的局限性表达过不满的画家，他试图在作品中传达无形，试图把有形借给无形。

• the death will be the destruction of my body, but my soul is immaterial and so my soul can continue to exist after my death.

  死亡会破坏我们的身体，但是我们的灵魂是无形的,所以能在我们死亡之后继续存在。

• mr. logosh, like every person who’s brain lesion changes their mind, challenges the western religions. an immaterial soul cannot easily account for even a stroke associated with aphasia.

  洛格什先生就像每个人一样，会被大脑的损伤改变心智，这就挑战了西方的宗教，一个无形的灵魂没办法与失语的中风扯到一起去。

• certainly most people in america believe in some sort of immaterial soul.

  当然，在美国，大多数人,相信一些无形的灵魂。

• it is the psychology of those who have not bothered to learn psychology, and the psychotherapy of choice for those who believe in the power of immaterial mind over body.

  它是那些懒得去学习心理学的人的心理学，还有那些相信非物质的思想对身体的作用的人所选择的心理治疗。

• one possible explanation, the dualist, that「s the ghost of your mother, immaterial soul that she is, communicating to you while you」re asleep.

  一个可能的解释,二元论者会说,那是你妈妈的鬼魂,她是一个非物质的灵魂,在你睡觉的时候跟你交流

• to practice it in criminal and vulgar ways is to exploit its scandalous materiality and ignore the immaterial frisson which constitutes its excellence.

  将这种邪恶投入于犯罪或者低俗的行为只是在挖掘其最令人厌恶的形式，却忽略了成就其卓越的一种无形的的沖动。

• no! descartes thought that mind whose essence is thinking is made of immaterial substance but hobbes would have non of that.

  不是，笛卡尔认为思维的精髓,在于思考，是非物质的,但是霍布斯却不这么认为。

• they are intangible, immaterial and would be undetectable if the passengers stopped moving.

  他们是无形的，非物质的，而且即使旅客都停下来也无法察觉。

• the soul is an immaterial substance.

  灵魂是一种非物质的物体。

• i believe the attempts to establish the existence of a soul, an immaterial object, the house of consciousness separate and distinct from the body, i think those arguments fail.

  我认为,无论是试图证明,灵魂作为一种非物质的东西,而存在,还是证明心灵,这个意识的处所,独立于肉体,我认为这些论证都不成立

• so, this is known as dualism because the claim is, for humans at least, there are two separate things; there「s our material bodies and there」s our immaterial minds.

  这便是二元论,因为它主张,至少对于人类而言,存在两种独立的成分,即有形的生理客体与无形的心理

• we need to posit the soul, something immaterial that survives the death of the body, that can leave the body, go up to heaven; though, as it happens in these cases, the tie is never completely broken.

  我们需要假设灵魂,某种非物质的,能在肉体死后还存在的东西,能离开肉体,升入天堂,尽管,正如在这些例子里发生的,它们之间的联系从未完全破裂

• according to the dualist, the mind is this immaterial substance and we could call it by different names.

  按照二元学说论，心灵是这种非物质的物体，我们能叫他不同的名字。

• do we have immaterial souls, something that might survive the death of our body?

  我们有非物质的灵魂吗，会有东西能够从我们死亡的身体中幸存吗？

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extraneous外来的；没有关联的；来自体外的

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