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independent adjective 2not influenced or controlled by anyone else 不受他人影响或控制VERBS | ADVERB | PREPOSITION VERBSbe 独立自主become 变得独立remain, stay 仍然／保持独立◆His company is a target for takeovers, but plans to stay independent.他的公司是被收购的目标，不过打算仍然保持独立。make sth 使⋯自主declare sth 宣布⋯独立◆In 1961 the country was declared independent.1961 年，该国宣布独立。ADVERBcompletely, entirely, fully, genuinely, quite (especially BrE) , totally, truly, wholly 完全独立；真正独立；十分自主almost, fairly, largely, relatively, virtually 几乎独立自主；相当独立；很大程度上独立自主；相对独立◆Many local clans remain relatively independent.许多当地部族仍然保持相对独立。increasingly 日益独立自主essentially 本质上独立自主◆This figure is essentially independent of population size.这个数字基本上与人口规模无关。nominally, supposedly 名义上自主；据说不受控制newly 新近独立◆newly independent countries新近独立的国家politically 政治上独立logically, statistically 逻辑上／从统计角度来说独立◆His system rests upon two logically independent arguments.他的体系以两个逻辑上相互独立的论据为依据。mutually 相互独立◆They are two separate, mutually independent entities.他们是两个互不相关、相互独立的实体。PREPOSITIONfrom 摆脱⋯而独立◆The country became fully independent from France in 1960.这个国家于 1960 年摆脱法国的控制，取得完全的独立。of 不受⋯的影响◆an organization that is independent of the government独立于政府的组织 |