phenomenon

marvel, miracle, wonder, phenomenon

名词 phenomenon:

1. any state or process known through the senses rather than by intuition or reasoning
2. a remarkable development

1. But their so-called prosperity is only a temporary phenomenon.
   但他们所谓的繁荣只是一个暂时的现象。
2. A child who could read at the age of one would indeed be a phenomenon.
   一个一岁的孩子能阅读，会被认为是个神童。
3. International terrorism is not just a recent phenomenon.
   国际恐怖主义并不是近年才有的现象。
4. Magnetism is a natural phenomenon.
   磁力是一种自然现象。

phe.nom.e.non

n.（名词）
【复数】 phe.nom.e.na[-n…]
An occurrence, a circumstance, or a fact that is perceptible by the senses.
现象，事件：可以被感官知的现象、事件或事实
pl. phe.nom.e.nons
【复数】 phe.nom.e.nons
An unusual, significant, or unaccountable fact or occurrence; a marvel.
奇迹：不同寻常的、非凡的事实或事件；奇迹
A remarkable or outstanding person; a paragon.See Synonyms at wonder
奇才：一个杰出的或优秀的人；优秀的人参见 wonder
Philosophy
【哲学】
That which appears real to the mind, regardless of whether its underlying existence is proved or its nature understood.
现象：对意识而言是真实的事物，不论它的基本存在是否被证实或基本质是否被理解
In Kantian philosophy, the appearance of an object to the mind as opposed to its existence in and of itself, independent of the mind.
现象：在康德哲学中，与其存在或其本身相对的在意识中物体的出现，不以意志为转移
Physics An observable event.
【物理学】 迹象，表现：可观察到的事物

来源：
Late Latin phaenomenon
后期拉丁语 phaenomenon
from Greek phainomenon [from neuter present participle of] phainesthai [to appear] * see bh3-
源自 希腊语 phainomenon [] 源自phainesthai的中性现在分词 [出现] *参见 bh3-

Phenomenon is the only singular form of this noun; phenomena is the usual plural. Phenomenons may also be used as the plural in nonscientific writing when the meaning is .extraordinary things, occurrences, or persons.:
Phenomenon 是这个名词唯一的单数形式； phenomena 是常用的复数形式。 Phenomenons 在非科技性的文章也可当作复数使用， 其意思是：.不寻常的事或人.：
例句：
They were phenomenons in the history of music.
他们是音乐史上的杰出人物