单词predominant
adj.: 显著的；明显的；盛行的；占优势的
n.: 【生】特优生物
网络: 主要的；突出的；占主导地位的
显著的；明显的；盛行的:
most obvious or noticeable
占优势的；主导的:
having more power or influence than others
【生物学】特优生物,特优种
占多数的
流行的
掌握主权的;有力的,有效的
主要的;突出的;最显著的
占支配地位;占优势的,高高在上的
占优势的,支配其他的, 卓越的
占优势的;主要的
adj.mainchiefmajorprincipalprime
adj.minor
China, in short, will not become the predominant power that the US has been, at least over the next few decades.
简言之，至少在未来几十年内，中国不会成为美国那样占据着绝对主导地位的强国。
It is possible that the friction of the cage may have had a predominant effect in this case.
在这种场合，保持架的摩擦可能会具有主要的影响。
Imagine for a minute a world in which this was the predominant way of living.
用一分钟来想象一个世界，在这个世界中这是主要的生活方式。
The psychologists wanted to be able to produce one predominant, intense emotion at a time.
心理学家门希望能够一次产生一种主导的强烈的情绪。
If one side of a pair of opposites becomes excessively predominant in the personality, it is likely to turn into its contrary.
假如人格中的对立的某一边，过度佔优势，它很可能会转变成为它的相反力量。
Fin whales are the most predominant in the area, he said, but blue whales and right whales have also passed through New York waters.
他说，长须鲸是这个区内数目最多的品种，但有时候也看到蓝鲸和露脊鲸游经纽约市周围水域。
She did not dislike Lily because the latter was brilliant and predominant.
他不喜欢丽莉并非因为后者聪明漂亮，高高在上。
Until the early 1990s, the "brain drain" was the predominant (if controversial) concept used to frame such discussions.
在20世纪90年代之前，“人才外流”这一概念在此类讨论中占主导地位（但也有争议）。
Tay-Sachs is predominant to Ashkenazi Jewish populations, while Sandhoff, a severe form of Tay-Sachs, is not limited to any ethnic group.
泰伊-萨克斯病主要流行于北欧犹太教徒，而山德霍夫氏病，一种泰伊-萨克斯病的严重形式，却没有任何种族集团的限制。
The predominant feature of him was pride .
他的主要特征是骄傲。