cosmopolitan

英[kɔzmə'pɔlitən]美[kɑzmə'pɑlətn]

adj.
1. 世界性的，有各国人的；遍布世界各地的（植物或者动物）
2.【褒】无民族偏见的，四海一家的
n.
四海为家者，世界主义者

同：	[n.] cosmopolite [a.] ecumenical, general, oecumenical, widely distributed
反：	[a.] endemic, provincial

Cosmopolitan magazine and HBO's "Sex and the City" are banned.
《时尚COSMO》杂志和HBO播出的《欲望城市》则被禁止发行。收藏
Especially as those who stayed permanently in Europe were unusually cosmopolitan in their origins.
特别是那些永远在欧洲住下来的人们，他们压根儿就是以四海为家的。收藏
Alexander envisioned a cosmopolitan culture in his new empire.
亚历山大打算让他的新帝国具有世界性的文化。收藏
But we do know that Singapore will be richer for having tapped into its mother cultures, and kept them relevant in a cosmopolitan setting.
但我们却知道，熟悉母语文化并确保它们跟得上国际环境发展的步伐，对新加坡有利无害。收藏
To try one's best to reach the level of a modern cosmopolitan city in economic aggregates, service functions and innovation ability.
力争经济总量、服务功能、创新能力等方面总体上达到现代化国际成都市的水平。收藏

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a sophisticated person who has travelled in many countries
[同] cosmopolitan, cosmopolite

growing or occurring in many parts of the world
- a cosmopolitan herb
- cosmopolitan in distribution
[同] cosmopolitan, widely distributed
[反] endemic
composed of people from or at home in many parts of the world; especially not provincial in attitudes or interests
- his cosmopolitan benevolence impartially extended to all races and to all creeds
- the ancient and cosmopolitan societies of Syria and Egypt
- that queer, cosmopolitan, rather sinister crowd found around
[反] provincial

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