Definition of gleanings in English:

gleanings

plural nounˈɡliːnɪŋzˈɡlinɪŋz

Things, especially facts, that are gathered or collected from various sources rather than acquired as a whole.
（从各种渠道）收集（而非整体获得）的东西（尤指事实）
an answer based wholly upon a few gleanings from the Sunday newspapers
Example sentencesExamples
- Next week it's all about music: spiritual gleanings from the multicultural arts festival, Carnivale, including Byzantine chant.
- So by applying our model (Reading, Navigating, Interacting) and our short list of gleanings, there are all sorts of things that can be done to browsers to make them better.
- He devoted just over 1 page to these remains in the course of a four-page article on miscellaneous gleanings buried in the deep Sahara.
- Warships are therefore hermetically-sealed custodians of separate vernacular languages, or gleanings from them.
- These are gleanings not from your run-of-the-mill general knowledge ready-reckoner, but rather from a directory of, by and perhaps for doctors.
- Suffering several weeks of temporary lameness, I have been taking taxis a good deal, and offer a few gleanings from recent experience.
- His writings about aspects of Chinese life combine published information, his own observations, and gleanings from his sources in China.
- It's reminiscent of other press gleanings, except that he makes no pretense that his work is objective.
- All of it was furnished with what looked like gleanings from someone's attic - hill station style.
- The result is not a complete picture but a fragmented collage made up of one man's gleanings.
- Three sets of comments are printed on each page: standard historical and philological notes; gleanings from mid-rashic theological reflections; and ethical advice for today's Conservative Jews.
- Chapter three represents the author's gleanings from the aforementioned 175 peninsular cases the author found mainly in the Sevillian Archive of the Indies.
- Several minutes later, after reading each result, he filtered the information and ran the gleanings back out onto the dummy websites he'd set up.

Definition of gleanings in US English:

gleanings

plural nounˈɡlēniNGzˈɡlinɪŋz

Things, especially facts, that are gathered or collected from various sources rather than acquired as a whole.
（从各种渠道）收集（而非整体获得）的东西（尤指事实）
Example sentencesExamples
- Several minutes later, after reading each result, he filtered the information and ran the gleanings back out onto the dummy websites he'd set up.
- His writings about aspects of Chinese life combine published information, his own observations, and gleanings from his sources in China.
- Suffering several weeks of temporary lameness, I have been taking taxis a good deal, and offer a few gleanings from recent experience.
- Next week it's all about music: spiritual gleanings from the multicultural arts festival, Carnivale, including Byzantine chant.
- So by applying our model (Reading, Navigating, Interacting) and our short list of gleanings, there are all sorts of things that can be done to browsers to make them better.
- Warships are therefore hermetically-sealed custodians of separate vernacular languages, or gleanings from them.
- These are gleanings not from your run-of-the-mill general knowledge ready-reckoner, but rather from a directory of, by and perhaps for doctors.
- All of it was furnished with what looked like gleanings from someone's attic - hill station style.
- The result is not a complete picture but a fragmented collage made up of one man's gleanings.
- He devoted just over 1 page to these remains in the course of a four-page article on miscellaneous gleanings buried in the deep Sahara.
- Chapter three represents the author's gleanings from the aforementioned 175 peninsular cases the author found mainly in the Sevillian Archive of the Indies.
- Three sets of comments are printed on each page: standard historical and philological notes; gleanings from mid-rashic theological reflections; and ethical advice for today's Conservative Jews.
- It's reminiscent of other press gleanings, except that he makes no pretense that his work is objective.

词汇	gleanings
释义	Definition of gleanings in English: gleanings plural nounˈɡliːnɪŋzˈɡlinɪŋz Things, especially facts, that are gathered or collected from various sources rather than acquired as a whole. （从各种渠道）收集（而非整体获得）的东西（尤指事实） an answer based wholly upon a few gleanings from the Sunday newspapers Example sentencesExamples Next week it's all about music: spiritual gleanings from the multicultural arts festival, Carnivale, including Byzantine chant. So by applying our model (Reading, Navigating, Interacting) and our short list of gleanings, there are all sorts of things that can be done to browsers to make them better. He devoted just over 1 page to these remains in the course of a four-page article on miscellaneous gleanings buried in the deep Sahara. Warships are therefore hermetically-sealed custodians of separate vernacular languages, or gleanings from them. These are gleanings not from your run-of-the-mill general knowledge ready-reckoner, but rather from a directory of, by and perhaps for doctors. Suffering several weeks of temporary lameness, I have been taking taxis a good deal, and offer a few gleanings from recent experience. His writings about aspects of Chinese life combine published information, his own observations, and gleanings from his sources in China. It's reminiscent of other press gleanings, except that he makes no pretense that his work is objective. All of it was furnished with what looked like gleanings from someone's attic - hill station style. The result is not a complete picture but a fragmented collage made up of one man's gleanings. Three sets of comments are printed on each page: standard historical and philological notes; gleanings from mid-rashic theological reflections; and ethical advice for today's Conservative Jews. Chapter three represents the author's gleanings from the aforementioned 175 peninsular cases the author found mainly in the Sevillian Archive of the Indies. Several minutes later, after reading each result, he filtered the information and ran the gleanings back out onto the dummy websites he'd set up. Definition of gleanings in US English: gleanings plural nounˈɡlēniNGzˈɡlinɪŋz Things, especially facts, that are gathered or collected from various sources rather than acquired as a whole. （从各种渠道）收集（而非整体获得）的东西（尤指事实） Example sentencesExamples Several minutes later, after reading each result, he filtered the information and ran the gleanings back out onto the dummy websites he'd set up. His writings about aspects of Chinese life combine published information, his own observations, and gleanings from his sources in China. Suffering several weeks of temporary lameness, I have been taking taxis a good deal, and offer a few gleanings from recent experience. Next week it's all about music: spiritual gleanings from the multicultural arts festival, Carnivale, including Byzantine chant. So by applying our model (Reading, Navigating, Interacting) and our short list of gleanings, there are all sorts of things that can be done to browsers to make them better. Warships are therefore hermetically-sealed custodians of separate vernacular languages, or gleanings from them. These are gleanings not from your run-of-the-mill general knowledge ready-reckoner, but rather from a directory of, by and perhaps for doctors. All of it was furnished with what looked like gleanings from someone's attic - hill station style. The result is not a complete picture but a fragmented collage made up of one man's gleanings. He devoted just over 1 page to these remains in the course of a four-page article on miscellaneous gleanings buried in the deep Sahara. Chapter three represents the author's gleanings from the aforementioned 175 peninsular cases the author found mainly in the Sevillian Archive of the Indies. Three sets of comments are printed on each page: standard historical and philological notes; gleanings from mid-rashic theological reflections; and ethical advice for today's Conservative Jews. It's reminiscent of other press gleanings, except that he makes no pretense that his work is objective.
随便看	other (or all) things being equal other place other possibility other rank other ranks other-regard other-regarding other-regardingness others other-self other side (other) side of the coin other side of the coin othersider othersome other team other than other than other thing other things being equal othertime othertimes otherward otherwards otherways