spontaneously

英 [spɒn'teɪnɪəslɪ]

美 [spɔnˈtenɪəslɪ]

adv.  自发; 自然; 自动; 自然地

TOEFL

BNC.8862 / COCA.11104

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED (行为)自然的，自发的
  Spontaneousacts are not planned or arranged, but are done because someone suddenly wants to do them.
  1. Diana's house was crowded with happy people whose spontaneous outbursts of song were accompanied by lively music...
     戴安娜的家里挤满了兴奋的人们，他们伴着欢快的音乐不由自主地引吭高歌。
  2. I joined in the spontaneous applause.
     我跟着也自然而然地鼓起掌来。
• ADJ 自然的，自发的(指由于内部原因而非外界影响所引起的)
  Aspontaneousevent happens because of processes within something rather than being caused by things outside it.
  1. I had another spontaneous miscarriage at around the 16th to 18th week.
     我在大约第 16 至 18 孕周时又经历了一次自然流产。
  2. ...a spontaneous explosion.
     自爆

英英释义

adv

• without advance preparation
  1. he spoke ad lib
  Synonym:ad libad libitumimpromptu
• in a spontaneous manner
  1. this shift occurs spontaneously

双语例句

• Classmates should be spontaneously warm or friendly toward each other.
  同班同学相互间应该真心地热情和友好。
• Maybe he saw her every day, and killed her sort of spontaneously.
  也许他每天看到她，并且有些自发性地杀了她。
• German and French troops spontaneously made peace and ceased hostilities.
  德军和法军自发讲和，停止敌对。
• The children laughed spontaneously.
  那几个孩子都不约而同地笑了。
• Turing's theory provided one of the first examples of how order could arise spontaneously.
  图灵的理论提供了有序如何能自主产生的最早例子之一。
• This nature of mind is spontaneously present.
  心之本质随顺自然呈现。
• No relationship can be spontaneously joyful forever.
  没有感情可以永远自然地保持快乐。
• The study of thermodynamics enables us to predict which processes or reactions might occur spontaneously.
  热力学的研究使我们能够预示哪些过程或反应可以自发地进行。
• Things and people show up spontaneously on your path and turn to you for healing.
  事物和人会自发的出现在你的道路上并向你寻求疗愈。
• A real or virtual photon may spontaneously annihilate.
  一个实的或虚的光子可以自发地湮没。