selectively

常見例句

Fortunately, all these panes can be selectively or universally toggled off.
幸運的是，可以有選擇地或全部地關閉所有這些窗格。
If it is promising, it is selectively bred with other fit offspring to see if the results, when subject to further mutation, can do even better.
如果這個后代大有希望，那它則會被選擇與其它合適的后代進行繁殖來看結果（這是會進行進一步的變化）是否會更好。
Information is selectively leaked to reporters before the accused come to trial, often creating a presumption of guilt that is difficult to reverse, whether in court or in the public mind.
在被告人被審訊之前，信息便被有選擇地泄露給外界，這往往會產生一種犯罪假設，而這無論是在法庭上還是在公眾的印象中都很難改變。

Scarpetta says that means countries will need to target their resources more selectively and to ensure that the most vulnerable members of the labor force benefit.
Where a historian might simply record events that is such a simple thing to do, but let's go with that for a moment) a historian might simply record events, however selectively or partially, ; might try to indicate cause and effect where possible; but a historiosophy is a more conscious philosophy of history.
歷史學家好像僅僅記錄事件，就好像,這是一件極簡單的事，但我們要繼續(xù)研究一下）,歷史學家可能僅僅記錄事件但是有選擇的，部分的，可能試圖在某些地方表明因果關系;,但是歷史哲學家對歷史中體現(xiàn)的哲學更明了。
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He denounced extremism shortly after his coup and has campaigned against it since, but selectively.
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