pervades

英 [pəˈveɪdz]

美 [pərˈveɪdz]

v.  渗透; 弥漫; 遍及
pervade的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 贯穿；弥漫；渗透
  If somethingpervadesa place or thing, it is a noticeable feature throughout it.
  1. The smell of sawdust and glue pervaded the factory...
     工厂里弥漫着锯屑和胶水的气味。
  2. ...the corruption that pervades every stratum of the country...
     渗透到社会各阶层的腐败
  3. Throughout the book there is a pervading sense of menace.
     全书弥漫着一种危险的气息。

双语例句

• The Barnard concept of cooperative social system pervades the work of many social scientists concerned with management.
  合作社会系统的巴纳德原则已影响到许多关心管理的社会科学家的研究工作。
• A feeling of confidence pervades the business sector and is echoed among lawyers.
  自信的情绪说服了经济部门，并得到了律师们的回应。
• The eighth-fastest growing industry is data processing and Internet hosting, as technology pervades ever deeper.
  名列第八位的快速增长行业是数据处理和互联网主机托管，科技正在更深入地进入我们的生活。
• Therefore, gathering feedback on each element is a theme that pervades all elements.
  因此，收集关于每个元素的反馈信息，就是确定所有元素的主题。
• In a report jointly researched with Chinese institutions, the Paris-based OECD said a high-technology myopia pervades current policy objectives and thinking on innovation.
  在一份与中国有关机构联合撰写的研究报告中，总部设在巴黎的经合组织表示，一种高科技短视现象，普遍存在于中国的现有政策目标和创新思维之中。
• These are exactly the mistakes of the target-driven mentality that now pervades the British public sector.
  这些正是一切瞄准目标的心态的错误所在，这种心态正弥漫英国公共领域。
• The irresistible, universal, automatic tendency to find sweet pleasure somewhere, which pervades all life, from the meanest to the highest, had at length mastered Tess.
  那种寻找欢乐的趋向是不可抵抗的、普遍存在的、自然发生的，它渗透在所有从最低级到最高级的生命中，最后终于把苔丝控制住了。
• The hideous lust that pervades the air is oppressive and horrible, and yet there is something mysterious in the sight which haunts and troubles you.
  弥漫在空中的丑恶的淫欲使人感到窒息，简直是可怕的，但是在这一切缠绕着你、激动着你的景象里却有某种神秘的东西。
• The sameness that pervades this most powerful of national media is the result of the dynamics of advertising.
  这些强大的全国性传播媒介如此雷同都是广告的力量造成的。
• Its powerful fragrance seduces the human senses as it pervades the air.
  当它强烈的芬芳在空气中弥漫时，也陶醉了人的感官。