facets

英 [ˈfæsɪts]

美 [ˈfæsəts]

n.  (事物的)部分，方面; (宝石的)小平面，琢面
facet的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 部分;方面
  Afacet ofsomething is a single part or aspect of it.
  1. The caste system shapes nearly every facet of Indian life.
     种姓制度决定了印度生活的几乎每一个方面。
• (钻石等宝石的)琢面，饰面，切面
  Thefacetsof a diamond or other precious stone are the flat surfaces that have been cut on its outside.

双语例句

• A fully cut brilliant diamond has68 facets.
  经过充分切刻的光彩夺目的钻石有68个小平面。
• The time scale: Variability and change are regarded as two facets of the same phenomenon.
  时间框架：差异和变化被认为是同一现象的两面。
• There are many ways and facets to use binary Jars in Integration Developer and Process Server applications.
  在IntegrationDeveloper和ProcessServer应用程序中使用二进制Jars有多种方法和方面。
• Correctness has two facets: adherence to the business requirements and technical suitability.
  正确性有两个方面：遵守业务需求和技术适用性。
• All document data, including content, metadata and facets, must be available to the application.
  所有文档数据，包括内容、元数据和facet，都必须能够用于应用程序。
• Many facets of the system can be augmented or modified to fit the requirements of each project.
  系统的许多方面都可以增强或修改，以适应每个项目的需求。
• The result is a comprehensive overview of all facets of a game producer's job.
  其结果是对游戏制作人工作的所有方面做了全面的描述。
• They also reflect the complexity and the many facets of marketing to women.
  她们还思考了向女性营销的复杂性与多面性。
• Aspects governing different facets of Web service interactions have been standardized.
  用于控制Web服务交互的不同方面的涉及内容已得到标准化。
• Implementation-defined simple types and facets
  实现定义的简单类型和facet