Definition of many-sided in English:

many-sided

adjective

Having many sides or aspects.
多边的；多方面的
the reasons for poor collaboration are complex and many-sided
合作效果不佳的原因是复杂和多方面的。
Example sentencesExamples
- The situation in war fluctuates, it is many-sided and contradictory; it blends together the essential and the superficial, the law-governed and the fortuitous, the old and the new.
- This is the secret God has concealed in his bosom, and his many-sided wisdom is displaying so that all of the angels and even all of the demons, Satan himself, can look and see the wisdom of God's plan.
- Women were indispensable in this many-sided economic and social reconstruction.
- Just as power was ubiquitous in society and repression many-sided, so the struggle against it would have to tackle it from all angles, including ecologism, regionalism, anti-racism, feminism, and the gay movement.
- It grew out of the relativism that was originally promoted as a means in the search for a many-sided truth.
- The causes, motives and preconditions of terrorist attacks are certainly many-sided.
- So we could be content with the many-sided discourses from the French press that reach us over the Rhine - if it weren't for one problem.
- Listen to his many-sided Falstaff portrayal in the Verdi, too.
- Whatever the case, the councils and congresses called for the purposes of making treaties were often many-sided exhibitions of generosity, oratory, and military might.
- Walking is a many-sided pleasure and essential for those who lead a sedentary life.
- But of course there are many other versions; one of the argument's chief features is its many-sided diversity.
- The EU has been built on a view of itself as an expanding universe of rational actions and many-sided decision-making, with a slow but inexorable momentum towards ever closer union.
- The many-sided interests - art, history, technical and military - have resulted in a wide and diverse audience that is sure to be satisfied with the variety and quality of this exhibition.
- Taken together, the international accounts of the major world economies paint a highly detailed, many-sided picture of all international flows of goods, services, income and investments.
- In almost all national revolutions, the idea of freedom is many-sided.
- Their contributions to the life and structures of the empire were both many and many-sided.
- The choice to exhibit these works exclusive of any other motifs magnifies certain aspects of Johns's many-sided artistic personality.
- Today the world faces the many-sided challenge that a rapidly aging population presents.
- But when you do that, it turns out to be a rich and many-sided thing.
- Judge us by our ideas, and by our willingness to provide a rich, many-sided debate on our ideas, and not by the skin color of those people who hold or listen to the ideas.
Synonyms
wide-ranging, wide, broad, broad-ranging, broad-based, extensive, comprehensive, encyclopedic, general, universal, varied, diverse, diversified, catholic, liberal, cross-disciplinary, interdisciplinary, multidisciplinary, all-embracing, non-exclusive, inclusive, indiscriminate, multifaceted, multifarious, heterogeneous, miscellaneous, assorted

Derivatives

many-sidedness

nounˌmɛnɪˈsʌɪdɪdnəsˈmɛniˌsaɪdədnəs

Standing out, though, is his masterly rendering of Lear, conveying the many-sidedness of the old man's character and development.
Example sentencesExamples
- Those who know him as a postcolonial critic know only a small part of his many-sidedness.
- That was part of his charm, a sign of his cultivated sense of the many-sidedness of the world.
- First of all, Gandhi recognizes ‘the many-sidedness of truth.’
- The sheer complexity and many-sidedness of Foucault's approach to social and political life make any brief treatment of his work difficult.
- Both these books catch that many-sidedness, besides brimming with other insights and oddities.
- It is the characters' many-sidedness, their irreducibility to a formula, that he believes accounts for readers' continuing delight in Joyce's narrative.

Definition of many-sided in US English:

many-sided

adjectiveˈmɛniˌsaɪdədˈmenēˌsīdəd

Having many sides or aspects.
多边的；多方面的
the reasons for poor collaboration are complex and many-sided
合作效果不佳的原因是复杂和多方面的。
Example sentencesExamples
- Today the world faces the many-sided challenge that a rapidly aging population presents.
- The situation in war fluctuates, it is many-sided and contradictory; it blends together the essential and the superficial, the law-governed and the fortuitous, the old and the new.
- Whatever the case, the councils and congresses called for the purposes of making treaties were often many-sided exhibitions of generosity, oratory, and military might.
- The EU has been built on a view of itself as an expanding universe of rational actions and many-sided decision-making, with a slow but inexorable momentum towards ever closer union.
- The causes, motives and preconditions of terrorist attacks are certainly many-sided.
- The choice to exhibit these works exclusive of any other motifs magnifies certain aspects of Johns's many-sided artistic personality.
- Their contributions to the life and structures of the empire were both many and many-sided.
- Listen to his many-sided Falstaff portrayal in the Verdi, too.
- The many-sided interests - art, history, technical and military - have resulted in a wide and diverse audience that is sure to be satisfied with the variety and quality of this exhibition.
- Walking is a many-sided pleasure and essential for those who lead a sedentary life.
- Taken together, the international accounts of the major world economies paint a highly detailed, many-sided picture of all international flows of goods, services, income and investments.
- This is the secret God has concealed in his bosom, and his many-sided wisdom is displaying so that all of the angels and even all of the demons, Satan himself, can look and see the wisdom of God's plan.
- Judge us by our ideas, and by our willingness to provide a rich, many-sided debate on our ideas, and not by the skin color of those people who hold or listen to the ideas.
- But of course there are many other versions; one of the argument's chief features is its many-sided diversity.
- Women were indispensable in this many-sided economic and social reconstruction.
- But when you do that, it turns out to be a rich and many-sided thing.
- Just as power was ubiquitous in society and repression many-sided, so the struggle against it would have to tackle it from all angles, including ecologism, regionalism, anti-racism, feminism, and the gay movement.
- In almost all national revolutions, the idea of freedom is many-sided.
- So we could be content with the many-sided discourses from the French press that reach us over the Rhine - if it weren't for one problem.
- It grew out of the relativism that was originally promoted as a means in the search for a many-sided truth.
Synonyms
wide-ranging, wide, broad, broad-ranging, broad-based, extensive, comprehensive, encyclopedic, general, universal, varied, diverse, diversified, catholic, liberal, cross-disciplinary, interdisciplinary, multidisciplinary, all-embracing, non-exclusive, inclusive, indiscriminate, multifaceted, multifarious, heterogeneous, miscellaneous, assorted

词汇	many-sided
释义	Definition of many-sided in English: many-sided adjective Having many sides or aspects. 多边的；多方面的 the reasons for poor collaboration are complex and many-sided 合作效果不佳的原因是复杂和多方面的。 Example sentencesExamples The situation in war fluctuates, it is many-sided and contradictory; it blends together the essential and the superficial, the law-governed and the fortuitous, the old and the new. This is the secret God has concealed in his bosom, and his many-sided wisdom is displaying so that all of the angels and even all of the demons, Satan himself, can look and see the wisdom of God's plan. Women were indispensable in this many-sided economic and social reconstruction. Just as power was ubiquitous in society and repression many-sided, so the struggle against it would have to tackle it from all angles, including ecologism, regionalism, anti-racism, feminism, and the gay movement. It grew out of the relativism that was originally promoted as a means in the search for a many-sided truth. The causes, motives and preconditions of terrorist attacks are certainly many-sided. So we could be content with the many-sided discourses from the French press that reach us over the Rhine - if it weren't for one problem. Listen to his many-sided Falstaff portrayal in the Verdi, too. Whatever the case, the councils and congresses called for the purposes of making treaties were often many-sided exhibitions of generosity, oratory, and military might. Walking is a many-sided pleasure and essential for those who lead a sedentary life. But of course there are many other versions; one of the argument's chief features is its many-sided diversity. The EU has been built on a view of itself as an expanding universe of rational actions and many-sided decision-making, with a slow but inexorable momentum towards ever closer union. The many-sided interests - art, history, technical and military - have resulted in a wide and diverse audience that is sure to be satisfied with the variety and quality of this exhibition. Taken together, the international accounts of the major world economies paint a highly detailed, many-sided picture of all international flows of goods, services, income and investments. In almost all national revolutions, the idea of freedom is many-sided. Their contributions to the life and structures of the empire were both many and many-sided. The choice to exhibit these works exclusive of any other motifs magnifies certain aspects of Johns's many-sided artistic personality. Today the world faces the many-sided challenge that a rapidly aging population presents. But when you do that, it turns out to be a rich and many-sided thing. Judge us by our ideas, and by our willingness to provide a rich, many-sided debate on our ideas, and not by the skin color of those people who hold or listen to the ideas. Synonyms wide-ranging, wide, broad, broad-ranging, broad-based, extensive, comprehensive, encyclopedic, general, universal, varied, diverse, diversified, catholic, liberal, cross-disciplinary, interdisciplinary, multidisciplinary, all-embracing, non-exclusive, inclusive, indiscriminate, multifaceted, multifarious, heterogeneous, miscellaneous, assorted Derivatives many-sidedness nounˌmɛnɪˈsʌɪdɪdnəsˈmɛniˌsaɪdədnəs Standing out, though, is his masterly rendering of Lear, conveying the many-sidedness of the old man's character and development. Example sentencesExamples Those who know him as a postcolonial critic know only a small part of his many-sidedness. That was part of his charm, a sign of his cultivated sense of the many-sidedness of the world. First of all, Gandhi recognizes ‘the many-sidedness of truth.’ The sheer complexity and many-sidedness of Foucault's approach to social and political life make any brief treatment of his work difficult. Both these books catch that many-sidedness, besides brimming with other insights and oddities. It is the characters' many-sidedness, their irreducibility to a formula, that he believes accounts for readers' continuing delight in Joyce's narrative. Definition of many-sided in US English: many-sided adjectiveˈmɛniˌsaɪdədˈmenēˌsīdəd Having many sides or aspects. 多边的；多方面的 the reasons for poor collaboration are complex and many-sided 合作效果不佳的原因是复杂和多方面的。 Example sentencesExamples Today the world faces the many-sided challenge that a rapidly aging population presents. The situation in war fluctuates, it is many-sided and contradictory; it blends together the essential and the superficial, the law-governed and the fortuitous, the old and the new. Whatever the case, the councils and congresses called for the purposes of making treaties were often many-sided exhibitions of generosity, oratory, and military might. The EU has been built on a view of itself as an expanding universe of rational actions and many-sided decision-making, with a slow but inexorable momentum towards ever closer union. The causes, motives and preconditions of terrorist attacks are certainly many-sided. The choice to exhibit these works exclusive of any other motifs magnifies certain aspects of Johns's many-sided artistic personality. Their contributions to the life and structures of the empire were both many and many-sided. Listen to his many-sided Falstaff portrayal in the Verdi, too. The many-sided interests - art, history, technical and military - have resulted in a wide and diverse audience that is sure to be satisfied with the variety and quality of this exhibition. Walking is a many-sided pleasure and essential for those who lead a sedentary life. Taken together, the international accounts of the major world economies paint a highly detailed, many-sided picture of all international flows of goods, services, income and investments. This is the secret God has concealed in his bosom, and his many-sided wisdom is displaying so that all of the angels and even all of the demons, Satan himself, can look and see the wisdom of God's plan. Judge us by our ideas, and by our willingness to provide a rich, many-sided debate on our ideas, and not by the skin color of those people who hold or listen to the ideas. But of course there are many other versions; one of the argument's chief features is its many-sided diversity. Women were indispensable in this many-sided economic and social reconstruction. But when you do that, it turns out to be a rich and many-sided thing. Just as power was ubiquitous in society and repression many-sided, so the struggle against it would have to tackle it from all angles, including ecologism, regionalism, anti-racism, feminism, and the gay movement. In almost all national revolutions, the idea of freedom is many-sided. So we could be content with the many-sided discourses from the French press that reach us over the Rhine - if it weren't for one problem. It grew out of the relativism that was originally promoted as a means in the search for a many-sided truth. Synonyms wide-ranging, wide, broad, broad-ranging, broad-based, extensive, comprehensive, encyclopedic, general, universal, varied, diverse, diversified, catholic, liberal, cross-disciplinary, interdisciplinary, multidisciplinary, all-embracing, non-exclusive, inclusive, indiscriminate, multifaceted, multifarious, heterogeneous, miscellaneous, assorted
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