英语释义

1. of, relating to, or situated at a sensory threshold barely perceptible or capable of eliciting a response
liminal visual stimuli

2. of, relating to, or being an intermediate state, phase, or condition in-between, transitional
… in the liminal state between life and death.
— Deborah Jowitt

片语

liminal energy阈能

liminal stimuli近阈刺激物

Liminal Recs出版者

liminal stimulation阈限刺激

Liminal Air临界之气

LIMINAL STASIS阈态停驻

liminal sensitivity阈值敏感度

liminal space阈限空间

liminal phase阈限阶段

英汉例句

• Ultimately, all cultural production can be seen to occur in a liminal environment, since it emerges from the interaction between the individual text and the intertexts to which it responds.

  最后，所有文化产品都能够被视为发生在阈限的情况下，因为它从个体文本和回应的相互文本之间的相互作用中冒现。

• Still, like the banking crisis which gave him a bounce last autumn, the expenses furore and the liminal feeling it has reinforced offer him a shot at redemption.

  尽管如此，去年秋季的银行业危机给了他生机，眼下的骗补风暴愈演愈烈，最初赎罪情绪是「小荷才露尖尖角」，现在已经愈演愈烈，这同样也给了他机会。

• The net house in mountains is a liminal space. You might enjoy the solitude of total isolation, or you could expose yourself unconditionally to the environment.

  网室空间形成了山间的阈空间，在此可以享受完全独立的私密空间，也可以地将自己完全暴露在环境中。

• As an anthropologist might say, they are a liminal ritual that marks a changing social state, and thus forces people to reflect on the values they want to inculcate in the next generation.

  人类学家或许会说，毕业典礼是一种标志社会状态变化的过渡性仪式，因此也迫使人们思考他们希望传递给下一代怎样的价值观。