eclectic

adj.

折衷的；选择的；

n.

折中主义者；

1. Hudec's Shanghai buildings are strikingly eclectic.
   邬达克在上海的建筑具有明显的折衷主义。
2. P&G is devoted to fostering a diverse and eclectic company culture that is simultaneously focused on common goals.
   宝洁致力于培养聚焦于共同目标泊多元化和折衷主义的公司文化。

1. His habitual touch was that of the eclectic.
   他惯用的是折衷的语言。
2. There are some Zoroastrians who are influenced by Theosophy, an eclectic esoteric movement of the nineteenth century.
   一些琐罗亚斯德教徒受到见神论的影响，一种十九世纪的折衷的深奥运动。
3. Because of its eclectic architecture, Montreal is a centre for film production and often doubles for European locations.
   由于兼收并蓄的建筑风格，蒙特利尔成为电影拍摄制作中心，是欧洲选景地机会的双倍。

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