instinct
英['instiŋkt]美['instiŋkt]
n.[U,C]
1.本能
2.直觉，天性
adj.充满的
1.本能
2.直觉，天性
adj.充满的
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- A journalist with an infallible nose(ie instinct)for a story.
触角敏锐的新闻记者。收藏 - Among normative irrationalists may be included D.H Lawrence for his glorification of primal instinct as against bourgeois prudence and calculation
规范的理性主义者可包括D．H．劳伦斯，因为他赞美原始本能而鄙视资产阶级的谨慎和算计。收藏 - At this disenchanted moment a little lame duck of her own breed was welcome to June, so homeopathic by instinct.
在这样一个幻想破灭时刻，一个至亲骨肉的可怜虫对琼说来是受欢迎的，从本能上觉得这是很好的顺势疗法。收藏 - But disreputable, illiterate and ignorant though he was, Fegelein seems to have been possessed of a simon-pure instinct for survival.
菲格莱因虽然声名狼藉，愚昧无知，但似乎仍具有贪图活命的单纯本能。收藏 - But the new High group, unlike all its forerunners, did not act upon instinct but knew what was needed to safeguard its position
不过新的这类上等人同它的前辈不同，不是凭直觉行事，他们知道需要怎样来保卫他们的地位。收藏
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