modern day
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当代的

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adj.

当代的，现代的
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Some consumers even consider shopping to be something of a sport, perhaps even the modern-day national pastime.
"Imagine a spider silk vest, capable of catching bullets, the modern day equivalent of Genghis Khan's arrows, " she said.
You may be dealing with a modern day Napoleon in the office if your manager demands the unachievable from her subordinates.
Bambiraptor had a keen sniffer similar to that of a modern-day turkey vulture.
The Billings were a modern-day, magnanimous sort of Brady Bunch -- each had two children from previous marriages.
Bloody hell, I felt good after that performance, as if I was in a low-budget, modern-day version of Robin Hood.
For a small but increasingly high-profile number of young women in modern-day China, true love is all about the numbers.
In a backyard of this dusty, isolated town in the heart of Australia's outback are signs of a modern-day gold rush.
More than once, Mr Blair suggests that the role of a modern-day prime minister is like that of a corporate CEO.
It was also possible that modern-day researchers might have missed important clues about where Cleopatra was buried.
Almost pulled down in the 1960s to make way for a second ring road around the modern day city, a large portion in fact escaped destruction.
Fantastic to see that the superb modern-day British morals have now made it into the Olympics.
It could, like the modern-day albatross, glide by navigating through thermals but was also fully capable of powered flight.
Giganto, as it is called for short, seems to have been a bamboo eater, something like modern day panda bears.
In a few short weeks I had traced The Secret back trough the centuries, and I had discovered the modern-day practitioners of The Secret.
He's a modern day master making incredible 3D images that pop off the page - armed only with a pencil and a piece of paper.
That was eight years ago and I'm only now making beginning to make peace with my modern-day gender dilemma.
Service to a higher cause breeds loyalty. The most popular character, at least among our group, was Omar, a modern-day Robin Hood.
The British divided up the Indian empire into 3 parts, the central part, with a Hindu majority, became modern-day India.
Because of his infatuation with the natural world, one could almost understand Malick as a sort of modern day Francis of Assisi.
When on the surface, the quartermasters may use a sextant to obtain navigation fixes as a backup to our modern day systems.
But the plan backfired, with modern-day historians claiming that Versailles was a key factor in the lead-up to World War II.
The answer goes back to William James, one of the founders of modern-day psychology, who made a distinction between two types of attention.
For instance, modern-day ice cracks off Antarctica are "chockablock" with single-celled life-forms, he said.
The documentaries also show that it is possible for victims of modern-day slavery to regain their freedom.
In fact, there was no "old religion" and modern day Wicca originated in the 20th century and was popularized by Gerald Gardner in 1954.
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现代

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现代题材

* 现代题材(Modern Day)——24(13.0%)* 科幻题材(Science Fiction)——48(25.9%) * 梦幻题材(Fantasy)——68(36.8%) * 科学奇 …
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更新时间：2025-05-01 22:21

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