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alternative美 [ɔl'tɜrnətɪv] 英 [ɔːl'tɜː(r)nətɪv] - adj.可供替代的；非传统的；另类的
- n.可供选择的事物
- 网络替换物；非主流；两者挑一的
adj.+n. viable alternative,alternative strategy,alternative theory,alternative program,alternative policy n. replacement,substitute,substitution,change,option adj. other,another,alternate,different,unusual 1. | 可供选择的事物a thing that you can choose to do or have out of two or more possibilities |
| You can be paid in cash weekly or by cheque monthly; those are the two alternatives. 你的工资可以按周以现金支取，或按月以支票支取。二者可选其一。 | | We had no alternative but to fire Gibson. 我们别无他法，只有辞退吉布森。 | | There is a vegetarian alternative on the menu every day. 每天的菜单上另有素食餐点。 |
1. | 可供替代的that can be used instead of sth else |
| an alternative method of doing sth 做某事的其他方法 | | Do you have an alternative solution? 你有没有别的解决办法？ |
2. | 非传统的；另类的different from the usual or traditional way in which sth is done |
| alternative comedy/lifestyles/values 非传统喜剧╱生活方式╱价值观 | | alternative energy(= electricity or power that is produced using the energy from the sun, wind, water, etc.) 替代能源（指太阳能、风能、水能等） |
n. | 2. 选择,他途,别的出路,旁的选择,选择余地;二者取舍,两者必居其一,二者之间的抉择 4. 二者之一,二中选一;交替;可采用的方法;替换物 2. 选择,他途,别的出路,旁的选择,选择余地;二者取舍,两者必居其一,二者之间的抉择 4. 二者之一,二中选一;交替;可采用的方法;替换物 | adj. | |
n. | 1. something different from, and able to serve as a substitute for, something else 2. the possibility of choosing between two different things or courses of action 3. either one of two, or one of several, things or courses of action to choose between 4. something that you can choose instead of something else 1. something different from, and able to serve as a substitute for, something else 2. the possibility of choosing between two different things or courses of action 3. either one of two, or one of several, things or courses of action to choose between 4. something that you can choose instead of something else | adj. | 1. of which only one can be true, or only one can be used or chosen, or take place at any one time 2. outside the establishment or mainstream, and often presented as being less institutionalized or conventional, or more natural or economical with resources 3. different from and serving, or able to serve, as a substitute for something else 1. of which only one can be true, or only one can be used or chosen, or take place at any one time 2. outside the establishment or mainstream, and often presented as being less institutionalized or conventional, or more natural or economical with resources 3. different from and serving, or able to serve, as a substitute for something else |
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