evocation

英 [ˌiːvəʊˈkeɪʃn]

美 [ˌiːvoʊˈkeɪʃn]

n.  唤起; 引起; 再现

复数：evocations　

医学

BNC.20070 / COCA.16844

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 唤起;引起;再现
  Anevocation ofsomething involves creating an image or impression of it.
  1. ...a perfect evocation of the period.
     极大地唤起了对那段时间的回忆

英英释义

noun

• imaginative re-creation
• stimulation that calls up (draws forth) a particular class of behaviors
  1. the elicitation of his testimony was not easy
  Synonym:inductionelicitation
• calling up supposed supernatural forces by spells and incantations
  Synonym:summoning

双语例句

• The theory of motor skill training-induced white matter plastic changes are likely to provide the possible evidence of brain science for the excellent Shooting athletes 'stronger fine and coordinated motion, and provide new evidence and evocation for the treatment of the disease of Motor disfunction.
  运动技能学习脑白质可塑性理论，为优秀射击运动员具有更强的精细运动和协调运动能力提供了可能的脑科学证据，也为临床运动功能障碍疾病的治疗途径提供了新的证据和启发。
• Any work of art whose special value lies in its evocation of a historical period.
  其特殊价值在于它在一定历史时期的呼唤作用的艺术品。
• An ingenious plot combines with aowerful evocation of rural life between the wars to produce a highly enjoyable film.
  别出心裁的情节结合两次战争期间对乡村生活回忆的强烈召唤，制作出一部娱乐性很高的电影。
• However, try to become familiar with it, as you will be performing it before every evocation.
  但是，试图成为熟悉它，因为你会表演，然后每招。
• Previous studies divided the flowering process into three progressive stages, termed flowering determination, flower evocation, and floral organogenesis and development.
  研究发现，植物开花过程可分为三个阶段：开花决定、花的发端、花器官形成和发育。
• It prefers evocation spells and illusions to help it disguise it self.
  他更喜欢塑能系法术和可以辅助伪装自己的幻术。
• Flower development can be distinguished by three phases: flowering determination, flower evocation, and floral organ development.
  花的发育分为开花决定、的发端和花器官的发育三个阶段。
• In situation evocation, we spark a response from people that reinforces a tendency we already have.
  在情景引发下，我们从人们那里引发的一个回应会增强我们自己具有的某个倾向。
• For Portuguese speakers these works have long been an evocation of a seafaring heritage in which many take pride.
  对讲葡萄牙语的人而言，长期以来，正是这些瓷器让很多人怀念他们引以为豪的航海传统。
• This word crime overpassed the measure of what Marius, who was already greatly agitated by the abrupt evocation of Waterloo, could accept.
  马吕斯在突然听见人家提到“滑铁卢”时，他已很紧张了，现在又听人说出“罪行”这种字眼，那就更超出他所能接受的限度了。