manmade

/man-meyd/US // ˈmænˈmeɪd //

人造的,人为的,人为制造的,人为

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : produced, formed, or made by humans.
- : produced artificially; not resulting from natural processes.
- : Textiles. manufactured synthetically from a cellulosic or noncellulosic base; produced chemically. constructed of synthetically made fibers.

adj.artificial

Synonyms

Fifty years ago, we were just beginning to learn some important lessons from natural disasters, epidemics, and manmade tragedies.
The official language deployed in natural and manmade disasters can often be formulaic and confusing.
Of course, state and local governments have had to contend with elections disrupted by both manmade and natural disasters before.
The only way to honor our tragic histories is to create a future for our children free of manmade tragedy.
In 1983, Gaddafi initiates work on the Great Manmade River, a network of wells and pipelines for water.
The message sank in: foreigners love disasters, natural and manmade.
The study of the Law isn't like the study of physics or whatever; these are manmade laws—commands, not descriptions.
The three crowded into the cool recesses of the manmade aerie.
Now this could not mean of men, because it ever has been the prerogative of absolute rulers like himself, to change manmade laws.

/man-meyd/US // ˈmænˈmeɪd //

人造的,人为的,人为制造的,人为

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : produced, formed, or made by humans.
- : produced artificially; not resulting from natural processes.
- : Textiles. manufactured synthetically from a cellulosic or noncellulosic base; produced chemically. constructed of synthetically made fibers.

adj.artificial

Synonyms

Fifty years ago, we were just beginning to learn some important lessons from natural disasters, epidemics, and manmade tragedies.
The official language deployed in natural and manmade disasters can often be formulaic and confusing.
Of course, state and local governments have had to contend with elections disrupted by both manmade and natural disasters before.
The only way to honor our tragic histories is to create a future for our children free of manmade tragedy.
In 1983, Gaddafi initiates work on the Great Manmade River, a network of wells and pipelines for water.
The message sank in: foreigners love disasters, natural and manmade.
The study of the Law isn't like the study of physics or whatever; these are manmade laws—commands, not descriptions.
The three crowded into the cool recesses of the manmade aerie.
Now this could not mean of men, because it ever has been the prerogative of absolute rulers like himself, to change manmade laws.