pervaded

英 [pəˈveɪdɪd]

美 [pərˈveɪdɪd]

v.  渗透; 弥漫; 遍及
pervade的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 贯穿；弥漫；渗透
  If somethingpervadesa place or thing, it is a noticeable feature throughout it.
  1. The smell of sawdust and glue pervaded the factory...
     工厂里弥漫着锯屑和胶水的气味。
  2. ...the corruption that pervades every stratum of the country...
     渗透到社会各阶层的腐败
  3. Throughout the book there is a pervading sense of menace.
     全书弥漫着一种危险的气息。

双语例句

• Some Taoists believed that spirits pervaded nature ( both the natural world and the internal world within the human body).
  一些道教徒相信灵魂遍布大自然（自然界和人体内的内部世界）。
• As she walked through the office, her per-fume pervaded the whole room.
  随着她在办公室里走动，她的香水味弥漫于整个房间。
• I discovered an Irish imagination, imbued with a complexity of poetry, politics, humor, and history, which pervaded the works they performed on the stage.
  我发现爱尔兰人的想象力是把诗，政治，幽默和历史融合在一起的，贯穿于他们的表演当中。
• We are all pervaded with a sense of disaster.
  我们普遍有大祸降临的感觉。
• A sibilant murmuring briefly pervaded the room.
  一时间房间里充满了窃窃私语声。
• An indescribable uneasiness pervaded all minds.
  盘踞在大家心中的是一种无法描写的不安。
• The recuperative power which pervaded organic nature was surely not denied to maidenhood alone.
  有机的自然都有使自己得以恢复的能力，为什么唯独处女的贞洁就没有呢？
• A deep hush pervaded the Abbey.
  深沉的寂静遍布了整个大教堂。
• He worked so hard that the weariness pervaded his whole body.
  他如此努力地工作，疲劳遍及他地全身。
• And for me at least, modern day Venice is always pervaded by a slight sense of melancholy, a sense of faded splendor, of irredeemable loss.
  至少在我眼中，现在的威尼斯总是弥漫着一种淡淡的哀愁，光华褪色的怅然和无力挽回的失落。