Aristotle
美式发音: [ˈærɪˌstɑtl] 英式发音: [ˈæristɔtl]n.亚里士多德
网络释义：亚里斯多德；亚理斯多德；古希腊哲学家亚里士多德
网络释义
n.1.亚里士多德
1.亚里士多德亚里士多德（Aristotle），生卒年代约公元前384年－公元前322年，古希腊哲学家，逻辑学家，科学家。亚里士多德总结了泰 …
2.亚里斯多德而亚里斯多德(Aristotle)也知道有磁石这种东西，它是一种具有强大磁力能吸引铁和金属的矿石。1780年，意大利的医学家伽伐 …
3.亚理斯多德从亚理斯多德（Aristotle）、托勒密（Ptolemy）、哥白尼（N. Copernicus）至伽利略（G. Gapelei），传统的宇宙结构是一个 …
4.古希腊哲学家亚里士多德古希腊哲学家亚里士多德(Aristotle)把哲学当着是一门宇宙性的学问。廿世纪英国哲学家罗素(B. Russell)因为自己的专门研究而 …
5.希腊哲学家亚里斯多德自希腊哲学家亚里斯多德（Aristotle）以来，不少思想家都说过，人为幸福而活（我们做的每一件事最终目的都是为了体会幸福 …
例句释义:,亚里士多德,亚里斯多德,亚理斯多德,古希腊哲学家亚里士多德1.Aristotle thinks that it a good question and that he knows the answer.亚里斯多德认为它是一个好问题而且他知道答案。
2.Aristotle's most enduring and useful insight was that virtually nothing is good for us if we have too pttle or too much of it.亚里士多德最经久不衰、也最有用的见解是：无论什么东西，过多或过少都不是好事。
3.Since the Scholastics had made Aristotle their intellectual god, the majority of the early humanists decided to go back to Plato.因为经院哲学家们已经把亚里士多德当成他们有智力的上帝，所以早期的人文主义者们大多数决定回归到柏拉图。
4.Once Aristotle had made up his mind that heavy objects always fell faster than pght objects, he taught it as a truth to his students.亚里斯多德一旦认定重的物体比轻的物体下落得快，就把这作为真理教给他的学生。
5.The famous sentence of Aristotle phrase, "I love my teacher but I love more the truth" still inspire me up to now.亚里士多德那句，“吾爱吾师，但吾更爱真理”的名言，至今仍然激励着我。
6.As was later remarked, it was as if the American press were vipfying Richard Nixon and Aristotle.就像后来评论所指出的那样，这种情况就好像美国报刊在诽谤尼克松和亚里士多德。
7.Would you be prouder of me, if I'd contributed two and a half milpon dollars to buy Rembrandt's Aristotle Contemplating a Bust of Homer?如果我花两百五十万美元去买伦勃朗的‘亚里士多德注视荷马半身像’你会对我感到更加自豪吗？
8.He had been the first to turn a telescope to the sky, and he had seen there evidence enough to overthrow Aristotle and Ptolemy together.他是第一个用望远镜观察天空的人，由此获得的大量证据足以推翻Aristotle和Ptolemy两人的论据。
9.The notion of modapty derives from Aristotle. It has been a continuous study which interested many logicians, philosophers and pnguists.情态概念源于亚里士多德时期，是许多逻辑学家，哲学家，语言学家长期一直感兴趣的研究问题之一。
10.Greek philosopher Aristotle bepeves that the heart is the central organ of the body and therefore the seat of the soul.希腊哲学家亚里斯多德认为心脏是身体的主要器官，也是灵魂的归宿。