posses
简明释义
地方武装团队（posse 的名词复数）
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武装队
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（为某一目的而聚集的）一群人
英英释义
To have or own something, typically in a legal or physical sense. | 拥有或占有某物，通常在法律或物理意义上。 |
单词用法
[拉丁语]可能存在的(地)；可能的(地)；潜在的(地),可能地 |
同义词
| 拥有 | 她在音乐方面拥有巨大的才能。 | ||
| 拥有 | 他在城市周围拥有几处房产。 | ||
| 持有 | 他们在公司持有大量股票。 | ||
| 获得 | After years of hard work, she finally acquired her dream home. | 经过多年的努力，她终于获得了梦想中的家。 |
反义词
| 缺乏 | 他缺乏完成这个项目的资源。 | ||
| 放弃 | 她决定放弃自己的旧习惯。 |
例句
1.The above results suggested that PSP posses certain hypoglycemic effect and deserve to further studying.
观察螺旋藻多糖对青春双歧杆菌及乳杆菌的促进作用。
2.The Devil is not shown as a ugly monster with red eyes. And the purpose of his existence is not to posses innocent children.
魔鬼并未以长着一双血红眼睛的丑陋怪兽的面目呈现，它存在的目的也不是占有无辜的儿童。
3.That you posses the power and strength you need.
你有足够的能力和力量。
4.The supervisor's people skill posses modulating effect to "Worry-Recovery Silence" with job performance, but without job satisfaction.
而主管人际能力是威权恐惧性沉默与工作绩效和离职意向之间的调节变数。
5.I guess they peacefully to say good-bye which Ms. Liang retreat with the whole body and then posses the whole world.
我猜他们是和平分手，梁小姐全身而退，她拥有全世界。
6.Racist whites began to form posses that would go out at night to terrorize blacks-and take away those newly obtained firearms.
白人种族主义者们开始组建民兵队伍，他们在夜间出行，恐吓黑人——抢走那些刚拿到手的武器。
7.The advantages are the decisions are made fast, and the leaders will posses personal responsibility for the outcome.
其优点是能迅速作出决策，领导人对结果承担个人责任。
8.The petiole and the stem all posses assimilation, but con-tain very littls mechanical tissue.
叶柄、茎均具同化功能，但机械组织不发达。
9.When your players don't posses the technical ability to play specific duties, they will play much better football when it is simple.
如果你的球员没有技术能力承担特定的任务，那么简单一点他们会踢得更好。
10.She posses an impressive vocabulary.
她拥有一个令人印象深刻的词汇量。
11.They posses the secret to success.
他们掌握着成功的秘密。
12.He posses a rare collection of stamps.
他拥有一套稀有的邮票收藏。
13.The museum posses ancient artifacts.
这个博物馆拥有古代文物。
14.She posses great talent in painting.
她拥有绘画方面的巨大才华。
作文
In today's fast-paced world, the concept of ownership has evolved significantly. Many people believe that to truly be happy, one must posses a variety of material goods. However, this notion can often lead to a cycle of consumerism that does not necessarily bring lasting satisfaction. Instead of focusing solely on what we posses in terms of physical items, it is essential to consider the value of experiences and relationships. For instance, while having the latest smartphone or designer clothes may provide a temporary boost in happiness, these feelings often fade quickly. On the other hand, experiences such as traveling, learning new skills, or spending quality time with loved ones tend to create memories that last a lifetime. When we prioritize experiences over material possessions, we enrich our lives in ways that possessions cannot. Moreover, the act of possesing less can lead to a more fulfilling life. Minimalism, a lifestyle choice that advocates for living with fewer possessions, has gained popularity in recent years. People who embrace minimalism often report feeling lighter and more liberated, as they are no longer burdened by the weight of excess belongings. This shift in mindset encourages individuals to focus on what truly matters: meaningful connections and personal growth. Furthermore, the idea of possession extends beyond material goods; it also encompasses knowledge and skills. In many ways, what we learn and how we grow intellectually can be seen as a form of possession that cannot be taken away. The more we invest in our education and personal development, the richer our lives become. Knowledge empowers us to make informed decisions and navigate the complexities of life, ultimately leading to greater fulfillment. In conclusion, while it is natural to desire certain possessions, we must remember that true happiness does not stem from what we posses. Instead, it arises from our experiences, relationships, and personal growth. By shifting our focus from material ownership to the richness of life’s experiences, we can cultivate a deeper sense of satisfaction and fulfillment. Therefore, let us strive to posses less and live more fully, embracing the beauty of life beyond mere possessions.
在当今快节奏的世界中，拥有的概念发生了显著变化。许多人相信，要真正快乐，一个人必须拥有各种物质商品。然而，这种观念往往会导致一种消费主义的循环，而这种循环并不一定能带来持久的满足感。我们不仅要关注自己拥有的物理物品的数量，还要考虑经历和关系的价值。例如，虽然拥有最新的智能手机或名牌衣服可能会带来短暂的幸福感，但这些感觉往往很快就会消退。另一方面，旅行、学习新技能或与亲人共度美好时光等经历，往往会创造出终生难忘的回忆。当我们将经历置于物质财富之上时，我们的生活会以一种物品无法比拟的方式得到丰富。此外，拥有更少的东西可以带来更充实的生活。极简主义，这种倡导减少物品的生活方式，近年来越来越受欢迎。拥抱极简主义的人们常常报告说，他们感到更加轻松和解放，因为他们不再被过多的物品所束缚。这种心态的转变鼓励个人关注真正重要的事情：有意义的联系和个人成长。此外，拥有的概念不仅限于物质商品；它还包括知识和技能。在许多方面，我们所学到的东西以及我们在智力上的成长可以看作是一种无法被夺走的财富。我们在教育和个人发展上的投资越多，我们的生活就越丰富。知识使我们能够做出明智的决策，并驾驭生活的复杂性，最终带来更大的满足感。总之，虽然渴望某些物品是自然的，但我们必须记住，真正的幸福并不源于我们所拥有的东西。相反，它来自我们的经历、关系和个人成长。通过将我们的注意力从物质所有权转移到生活经历的丰富性上，我们可以培养更深层次的满足感和成就感。因此，让我们努力去拥有更少，活得更充实，拥抱超越单纯物质的生活之美。
