evident

英[ˈevɪdənt]美[ˈevɪdənt]

adj.清楚的，显然的；

例句

These truths were by no means self-evident when Galileo first suggested them.伽里略首次提出这些真理时决非显而易见。

The prospect for passage of the bill was somewhat cloudy,in view of its evident unconstitutionality.由于这个议案明显地违反了宪法,它能否得到通过的前景就有点不明显了。

The minute division of labour in the production process,and increasing interdependency in trade and economy is evident in the financial crisis afflicting us at the end of this century. Economic activity is no longer purely a matter of production, trade an而生产分工精细化，贸易与经济依存度提升的结果，从世纪末的金融风暴中可以看得一清二楚，经济活动不再是单纯的生产和交易、或互补有无的事情，而是人类满足各种欲望的手段，其中包含强权与弱者之间的不平等关系。

The spokesman made it evident that no compromise was yet in sight.发言人表示, 目前还不会妥协。

It's evident to me that they have no experience in this work.在我看来, 他们干这项工作没有经验是显而易见的。

It is evident that smoking is harmful to health.很明显, 抽烟对健康有害。

This fact is too evident to require proof.这事实很明显, 用不着证明。

The prospect became more evident.前景变得更加明朗了。

He signed his name with evident satisfaction.他显然很满意地签了名。

It was self-evident to her that anything so wonderful could not have evolved accidentally.她明显认为如此美妙的事不可能是偶然发生的。

英语六级真题

The profound connection between identity and communication is dramatically evident in children who are deprived of human contact.

柯林斯高阶英汉双解学习词典释义

ADJ-GRADED

明显的;显然的;清楚的

If something is evident, you notice it easily and clearly.

例句

ADJ-GRADED

显然的;明显的

You use evident to show that you are certain about a situation or fact and your interpretation of it.

例句

英汉词典释义

adj.

明显的, 明白的

英英词典释义

Adjective

1. clearly apparent or obvious to the mind or senses;

2. capable of being seen or noticed;