英语
西班牙语
sentiment [美 ˈsɛn(t)əmənt, 英 ˈsɛntɪm(ə)nt] 名词
1.1. sentiment U (feeling):
- sentiment
- sentir m
- sentiment
- sentimiento m
- an upsurge in nationalist sentiment
- un renacimiento del sentir or del sentimiento nacionalista
1.2. sentiment C (view):
- sentiment
- opinión f
- sentiment
- parecer m
- to voice or express one's sentiments
- expresar su (or mi etc.) opinión or parecer or sentir
- he echoed the sentiments of the majority
- se hizo eco del sentir de la mayoría
- my sentiments exactly or entirely
- estoy totalmente de acuerdo
- my sentiments exactly or entirely
- eso es exactamente lo que pienso yo
2. sentiment U (sentimentality):
- sentiment
- sensiblería f
- sentiment
- sentimentalismo m
- lofty aims/ideals/sentiments
- noble
- lofty aims/ideals/sentiments
- elevado
- noble sentiments/deed/sacrifice
- noble
- rebellious sentiment/speech
- de rebeldía
西班牙语
英语
- un sentimiento común a todos los hombres
- a sentiment shared by all mankind
英语
西班牙语
sentiment [ˈsentɪmənt, 美 -t̬ə-] 名词 书
1. sentiment (opinion):
- sentiment
- opinión f
- public/popular sentiment
- opinión pública/popular
- to echo a sentiment
- hacerse eco de una opinión
- to share sb's sentiment
- compartir la opinión de alguien
2. sentiment 无复数 (emotion):
- sentiment
- sentimiento m
西班牙语
英语
- chinofobia
- anti-Chinese sentiment
sentiment [ˈsen·tə·mənt] 名词 书
1. sentiment (opinion):
- sentiment
- opinión f
- public/popular sentiment
- opinión pública/popular
- to echo a sentiment
- hacerse eco de una opinión
- to share sb's sentiment
- compartir la opinión de alguien
2. sentiment (emotion):
- sentiment
- sentimiento m
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
Members of noble families were able to join the city patriciate usually unchallenged.
en.wikipedia.org She is always ready to sacrifice her time to support a noble cause.
en.wikipedia.org His family was an old and noble family.
en.wikipedia.org They were originally daughters of a human noble, but an unfortunate event caused his four daughters to separate.
en.wikipedia.org The repopulation in private holdings of nobles in the north took place at a much slower rate.
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