epiphanic [,epi'fænik]

epiphanic的基本解释

adj.

顿时领悟的, 使人顿悟的

与epiphanic相关的网络例句 [注：此内容来源于网络，仅供参考]

The fact that the individuality and introspective temperament inherent in George is in line with Emersonian philosophy also gets explication by reference to Georges epiphanic moments.

乔治临行前的温情场景冲散了作品的晦暗基调，象征了他与小镇的和解以及打破现代交流障碍的可能，同时暗示了安德森试图融合田园时代和机器时代的理想，展示了他作为人道主义调和者的一面。

This year, the focus is on poverty. As I write this, I am riddled in what I can only call an epiphanic moment.

在我写这篇文章之时，我茅塞顿开，脑里都是充斥着我刚刚了悟的事情。

In the history of twentieth-century performance of Mozart and Richard Strauss, that epiphanic voice belonged to Elisabeth Schwarzkopf.

在二十世纪里，将莫扎特与理查德·斯特劳斯的作品富于这种感召力的声音属于伊丽莎白·施瓦茨科普夫。

Van Manen follows up the thought of what might be beyond ethics in a way that provides true epiphanic qualities to the reader.

范梅南跟进的东西可能会超出道德的方式提供了真正的epiphanic素质读者思考。

One always faces a highly ephemeral phenomenon; an epiphanic apparition which can hardly be termed unreal nor, for that matter, virtual in contemporary terminology quite on the contrary.

我们看到的是一个极为短暂的现象，一种&显灵&的现象，它不能在原本的意义上被理解为不真实、或者在当下的意义上被理解为虚幻，而是恰恰相反。