Pervasive Meaning in English
word
pɝˈveɪsɪv
per-VAY-siv
pəvˈeɪsɪv
puh-VAY-siv
释义
Present or spreading everywhere or in every part, often implying something is hard to avoid or escape.
用法与细微差别
"Pervasive" is formal and often negative—commonly used with problems, smells, technology, etc. Collocations: "pervasive influence", "pervasive problem", "pervasive smell". Not used for people. Similar words: "widespread" (neutral), "omnipresent" (very formal, often religious).
Spanish: penetrante - extendido - dominantePortuguese (BR): penetrante - difundido - dominantePortuguese (PT): penetrante - difundido - dominanteChinese (Simplified): 无处不在的 - 普遍的Chinese (Traditional): 無處不在的 - 普遍的Hindi: व्यापक - सर्वत्र फैला हुआArabic: منتشر - واسع الانتشارBengali: সর্বব্যাপী - সর্বত্র বিস্তৃতRussian: вездесущий - повсеместныйJapanese: 蔓延している - 広がっているVietnamese: lan tỏa - phổ biến rộng khắpKorean: 만연한 - 퍼져 있는Turkish: her yerde olan - yaygınUrdu: ہر جگہ پھیلا ہوا - سرایت کرنے والاIndonesian: merata - menyebar luas
例句
Pollution is pervasive in many big cities.
basic
There is a pervasive smell of smoke after the fire.
basic
Corruption can be pervasive in some countries.
basic
Social media's influence has become pervasive in everyday life.
natural
A sense of uncertainty was pervasive during the crisis.
natural
Technology is so pervasive now that it's hard to disconnect.
natural