humankind

英 [ˌhjuːmənˈkaɪnd]

美 [ˌhjuːmənˈkaɪnd]

n. (统称)人; 人类

BNC.21112 / COCA.11737

牛津词典

noun

noun

all of the living human inhabitants of the earth
1. all the world loves a lover
2. she always used `humankind' because `mankind' seemed to slight the women
Synonym:worldhuman racehumanityhuman beingshumansmankindman

The attack has destroyed his faith in humankind.
这次攻击摧毁了他对人类的信心。
Social harmony includes harmony between humankind and nature.
和谐社会包含人与自然的和谐。
2 what surprises you most about humankind?
对于人类你感到最惊讶的是什么？
Capitalism and neo-liberalism offers only rottenness and selfishness to humankind.
资本主义和新自由主义的提供者对人类只有腐烂和自私。
Another misconception is the assumption that all research serves noble goals and benefits humankind.
另一个误解是这样一种假设，即所有的实验都服务于高尚的目标，会造福全人类。并非如此。
Since long before the birth of humankind, the moon has been the Earth's constant companion.
早在人类诞生之前，月亮早就已经是地球的忠实伙伴了。
These fields vitally shape the destiny of humankind foe good or evil, for time and eternity.
这些至关重要的方面塑造命运里人类好的或者坏的敌人，通过时间和永恒。
The theme represents the com-mon wish of all humankind to live better.
这个主题体现了一个全人类对更美好生活的渴望。
That is the basic meaning of Nietzsche's statement: God is dead, so humankind is free.
那是尼采的话的基本含义：上帝死了，所以人类是自由的。
We have to look at what will allow humankind to flourish, he says.
他说：我们必须研究是什么让人类如此兴旺。