independent是什么意思
n. 独立自主者, 无党派者
a. 独立的, 有主见的, 不须依赖的, 不受约束的
a. free from external control and constraint
a. (of a clause) capable of standing syntactically alone as a complete sentence
s. not controlled by a party or interest group
independent的用法和例句
1.There was a lot of independents, and the independents typically were all operations and not great real estate, which really provided the opportunity for the superstore concept later on.
还有很多独立录像店 独立录像店通常是小规模经营 没有很大的产业 这的确为之后超级录像店概念的诞生 提供了机会
2.Girls feeling more independent, feeling a little more independent and, uh, just feeling like, uh, you know, they had their rights and it was their time to come party.
今天的女孩放得更开了 更加不受约束 然后 感觉… 她们有权这么做 她们该参加派对了
3.I’m running against you as an independent.
我现在决定以独立党的身份参选
4.I’m not on one. ??I did it all independently.
我沒有簽約公司 我是完全獨立制作的
5.We were fighting for the independence of our country.
我们是为了祖国的独立而战
6.I didn’t come here to debate your independence.
我来这儿不是要跟你讨论独立生活的问题
7.Then, and only then, will we have true independence.
直到那时 也只有那时 我们才是真的自由
8.I thought you reveled in your independence.
我以为你沉浸在你的独立中呢
9.But that wasn’t a great start to independence.
但这不是一个让它独立的好开始
10.She told me you can’t teach independence.
她告诉我独立不是教出来的
