mutualist + noun
作定语,修饰名词,表示相互依赖的。
The mutualist relationship benefits both organisms.
这种共生关系对两种生物都有利。
共生的;关于、支持或提倡互助主义的。;共生的。
Of, supporting, or advocating mutualism.
多指政治或经济理论上的互助主义。
关于、支持或提倡互助主义的。
Of, supporting, pertaining to, or advocating mutualism.
共生的。
Symbiotic.
The mutualist relationship between the bees and the flowers benefits both species.
蜜蜂和花朵之间的互助关系对两种生物都有利。
用法提示:在这个句子中,'mutualist' 表示蜜蜂和花朵之间的相互依赖关系。
In a mutualist society, individuals work together for the common good.
在一个互助的社会中,个人为了共同利益而合作。
用法提示:在这个句子中,'mutualist' 描述了社会中人们的相互依赖。
The mutualist approach in the community garden ensures that everyone shares the harvest.
社区花园的互助方法确保每个人都能分享收成。
用法提示:在这个句子中,'mutualist' 表示社区花园中相互依赖的方法。
作定语,修饰名词,表示相互依赖的。
The mutualist relationship benefits both organisms.
这种共生关系对两种生物都有利。
作表语,描述主语的特征。
These species are mutualist.
这些物种是共生的。
grammar · medium
易错句子He is a mutualist.
正确表达He is a mutualist economist.
“mutualist”是形容词,意为“相互依赖的”,不能用作名词表示“互助论者”。中文释义中的“互助论者”可能引起误解,正确用法是修饰名词,如“mutualist economist(互助论经济学家)”。
grammar · medium
易错句子They have a mutualist respect for each other.
正确表达They have mutual respect for each other.
“mutualist”强调相互依赖的关系,而“mutual”表示相互的、共同的。对于“相互尊重”这种简单的互惠行为,应使用“mutual”,而非“mutualist”。
mutualist 强调共生或互助关系,而 mutual 仅指相互间的,不特指依赖关系。
mutualist 与 naturalist 拼写相似,但 mutualist 指互助论者或共生生物,naturalist 指研究自然的人。
mutualist 与 socialist 词尾相似,但 mutualist 侧重互助关系,socialist 指支持社会主义的人。
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