humankind

英 [ˌhjuːmənˈkaɪnd]

美 [ˌhjuːmənˈkaɪnd]

n. (统称)人; 人类

BNC.21112 / COCA.11737

牛津词典

noun

noun

all of the living human inhabitants of the earth
1. all the world loves a lover
2. she always used `humankind' because `mankind' seemed to slight the women
Synonym:worldhuman racehumanityhuman beingshumansmankindman

Urban growth is one of the biggest challenges for humankind in the twenty-first century.
城市增长是二十一世纪人类最大的挑战之一。
The faith of humankind can only support a brief spiritual life.
人类的信仰只能维持短暂的精神生活。
We consider humankind a family.
我们认为，人类一家。
2 what surprises you most about humankind?
对于人类你感到最惊讶的是什么？
As humankind struggles toward a new form of social independence and freedom new government and economic forms will manifest.
当人类为社会独立和自由的新型态奋斗著，新政府和经济型态将会显化。
We have to look at what will allow humankind to flourish, he says.
他说：我们必须研究是什么让人类如此兴旺。
Capitalism and neo-liberalism offers only rottenness and selfishness to humankind.
资本主义和新自由主义的提供者对人类只有腐烂和自私。
The attack has destroyed his faith in humankind.
这次攻击摧毁了他对人类的信心。
Genuine concern for humankind and the environment demands the inquiry, accuracy and scepticism of authentic science.
对人类和环境的真正的担忧需要研究、准确性和真正的科学怀疑主义。
Fallen humankind has not yet found the value of eternal life to which the world, the earth and heaven, can attest.
堕落人还没有找到永生生命的价值，那是一个世界、天与地都能见证的价值。