"abstractions" 怎么发音

word

US

æbˈstɹækʃənz

ab-STRAK-shunz

UK

ɐbstɹˈækʃənz

ub-STRAK-shunz

释义

Ideas or concepts that are not concrete or physical, often referring to thoughts that are general and not tied to specific examples. Used in art, philosophy, and science to talk about things that exist as ideas rather than objects.

IPA 音标

美式英语

æbˈstɹækʃənz

英式英语

ɐbstɹˈækʃənz

简化发音

美式

ab-STRAK-shunz

英式

ub-STRAK-shunz

语境中听

Some people find it hard to understand abstractions like justice or freedom.

The artist used many abstractions in her paintings.

Mathematics often deals with abstractions rather than real objects.

Philosophy is full of complex abstractions that aren't easy to explain.