Entity Meaning in English
word
/ˈɛntəti/, /ˈɛntɪti/
EN-tuh-tee
/ˈɛntɪti/
EN-ti-tee
释义
An entity is something that exists as a separate and distinct thing, especially in business, law, or philosophy.
用法与细微差别
Mostly formal or technical, common in legal, business, or philosophical writing. Typical collocations are 'legal entity', 'business entity', 'independent entity'. Rarely used in casual conversation.
Spanish: entidad - ser (filosofía)Portuguese (BR): entidade - ser (filosofia)Portuguese (PT): entidade - ser (filosofia)Chinese (Simplified): 实体 - 存在（哲学）Chinese (Traditional): 實體 - 存在（哲學）Hindi: सत्ता - इकाईArabic: كيان - وجود (فلسفة)Bengali: সত্তাRussian: субъект - сущность (филос.)Japanese: 実体 - エンティティ (専門用語)Vietnamese: thực thểKorean: 실체 - 엔터티 (전문 용어)Turkish: varlık - unsur (felsefi bağlamda)Urdu: وجود - ہستی (فلسفی)Indonesian: entitas
例句
A company is a legal entity.
basic
The database stores information for each entity.
basic
A nation can be seen as an entity on the world stage.
basic
Each team operates as a separate entity, with its own budget and goals.
natural
Philosophers debate what it means for an entity to exist.
natural
We need to treat the group as a single entity for reporting purposes.
natural