Definition of many-faceted in English:

many-faceted

adjective

1Having many sides.
sharp-angled, many-faceted rubies
Example sentencesExamples
- The character of a big company is a many-faceted jewel that is cut, in part, by the interactions of its public relations staff and an often-skeptical press corps.
- About the size of her fist, it was a large, blood-red gem. Many-faceted, it seemed to contain inner light.
- The tomb is a modernesque sculpture of many-faceted marble resting on a thick white stone base.
- Its symbolism is as many-faceted as a well-cut diamond.
- Set like a jewelled crown on the map of India, Kashmir is a many-faceted diamond, changing its character with the seasons always extravagantly beautiful.
1. 1.1 Having many different aspects or features.
  Hawking's many-faceted life and career
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is the precursor of the many-faceted religion now termed Hinduism.
  It is a many-faceted struggle, involving ecological research, community organizing, political action, legal maneuvering, and economic calculation.
  She was a many-faceted person.
  Why do we focus on one part of the many-faceted tradition of ancient philosophy rather than another?
  Journalism, and publishing in general, is a many-faceted career, involving a wide variety of skills.
  The many-faceted drama at the troubled Los Alamos National Laboratory has produced some strange moments.
  I think the evidence is many-faceted.
  Physics is a many-faceted pursuit, not the least of which are the philosophical and existential aspects.
  I don't think many people know of another trait of this many-faceted genius: that he could whistle beautifully.
  A powerful marketing strategy can be organized around those alums, a many-faceted strategy with numerous benefits for the business of academic physics.
  Puppetry, historically and geographically, is a many-faceted art form, which is currently far less available for wide-ranging study in the UK than it once was.
  The audience give her a standing ovation, and I belatedly came to terms with her unique, many-faceted repertoire.
  Her Elizabeth is many-faceted: cunning, artful, smart, brave, cool-headed, hard, fiery, and dangerous; just as the historical Queen must have appeared to her political allies and enemies alike.
  Through our flexible understanding of the world and our ability to think creatively, we can solve the complex many-faceted problems of daily life.
  How can I hope to describe his many-faceted character?
  These six dancers are, like the rest of us, many-faceted people.
  It makes it a many-faceted story, one that people used to think younger children wouldn't deal with.
  In his youth Berwald also served the Royal Opera, as a violinist and viola player, but his gifts were many-faceted and he possessed a fertile and resourceful intelligence.
  Over the years the Crawfords have built a many-faceted, successful direct-marketing system.
  Over many centuries and under many dynasties, the peoples of the Middle East continued to develop and to enrich this many-faceted civilization.
  Synonyms
  varied, mixed, eventful, full of ups and downs, up and down

Definition of many-faceted in US English:

many-faceted

adjective

1Having many sides.
sharp-angled, many-faceted rubies
Example sentencesExamples
- The tomb is a modernesque sculpture of many-faceted marble resting on a thick white stone base.
- Set like a jewelled crown on the map of India, Kashmir is a many-faceted diamond, changing its character with the seasons always extravagantly beautiful.
- About the size of her fist, it was a large, blood-red gem. Many-faceted, it seemed to contain inner light.
- Its symbolism is as many-faceted as a well-cut diamond.
- The character of a big company is a many-faceted jewel that is cut, in part, by the interactions of its public relations staff and an often-skeptical press corps.
1. 1.1 Having many different aspects or features.
  Hawking's many-faceted life and career
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is the precursor of the many-faceted religion now termed Hinduism.
  Through our flexible understanding of the world and our ability to think creatively, we can solve the complex many-faceted problems of daily life.
  I think the evidence is many-faceted.
  These six dancers are, like the rest of us, many-faceted people.
  Over many centuries and under many dynasties, the peoples of the Middle East continued to develop and to enrich this many-faceted civilization.
  Her Elizabeth is many-faceted: cunning, artful, smart, brave, cool-headed, hard, fiery, and dangerous; just as the historical Queen must have appeared to her political allies and enemies alike.
  Why do we focus on one part of the many-faceted tradition of ancient philosophy rather than another?
  She was a many-faceted person.
  The many-faceted drama at the troubled Los Alamos National Laboratory has produced some strange moments.
  The audience give her a standing ovation, and I belatedly came to terms with her unique, many-faceted repertoire.
  Over the years the Crawfords have built a many-faceted, successful direct-marketing system.
  Puppetry, historically and geographically, is a many-faceted art form, which is currently far less available for wide-ranging study in the UK than it once was.
  It makes it a many-faceted story, one that people used to think younger children wouldn't deal with.
  Physics is a many-faceted pursuit, not the least of which are the philosophical and existential aspects.
  In his youth Berwald also served the Royal Opera, as a violinist and viola player, but his gifts were many-faceted and he possessed a fertile and resourceful intelligence.
  I don't think many people know of another trait of this many-faceted genius: that he could whistle beautifully.
  A powerful marketing strategy can be organized around those alums, a many-faceted strategy with numerous benefits for the business of academic physics.
  Journalism, and publishing in general, is a many-faceted career, involving a wide variety of skills.
  How can I hope to describe his many-faceted character?
  It is a many-faceted struggle, involving ecological research, community organizing, political action, legal maneuvering, and economic calculation.
  Synonyms
  varied, mixed, eventful, full of ups and downs, up and down

单词	many-faceted
释义	Definition of many-faceted in English: many-faceted adjective 1Having many sides. sharp-angled, many-faceted rubies Example sentencesExamples The character of a big company is a many-faceted jewel that is cut, in part, by the interactions of its public relations staff and an often-skeptical press corps. About the size of her fist, it was a large, blood-red gem. Many-faceted, it seemed to contain inner light. The tomb is a modernesque sculpture of many-faceted marble resting on a thick white stone base. Its symbolism is as many-faceted as a well-cut diamond. Set like a jewelled crown on the map of India, Kashmir is a many-faceted diamond, changing its character with the seasons always extravagantly beautiful. 1.1 Having many different aspects or features. Hawking's many-faceted life and career Example sentencesExamples It is the precursor of the many-faceted religion now termed Hinduism. It is a many-faceted struggle, involving ecological research, community organizing, political action, legal maneuvering, and economic calculation. She was a many-faceted person. Why do we focus on one part of the many-faceted tradition of ancient philosophy rather than another? Journalism, and publishing in general, is a many-faceted career, involving a wide variety of skills. The many-faceted drama at the troubled Los Alamos National Laboratory has produced some strange moments. I think the evidence is many-faceted. Physics is a many-faceted pursuit, not the least of which are the philosophical and existential aspects. I don't think many people know of another trait of this many-faceted genius: that he could whistle beautifully. A powerful marketing strategy can be organized around those alums, a many-faceted strategy with numerous benefits for the business of academic physics. Puppetry, historically and geographically, is a many-faceted art form, which is currently far less available for wide-ranging study in the UK than it once was. The audience give her a standing ovation, and I belatedly came to terms with her unique, many-faceted repertoire. Her Elizabeth is many-faceted: cunning, artful, smart, brave, cool-headed, hard, fiery, and dangerous; just as the historical Queen must have appeared to her political allies and enemies alike. Through our flexible understanding of the world and our ability to think creatively, we can solve the complex many-faceted problems of daily life. How can I hope to describe his many-faceted character? These six dancers are, like the rest of us, many-faceted people. It makes it a many-faceted story, one that people used to think younger children wouldn't deal with. In his youth Berwald also served the Royal Opera, as a violinist and viola player, but his gifts were many-faceted and he possessed a fertile and resourceful intelligence. Over the years the Crawfords have built a many-faceted, successful direct-marketing system. Over many centuries and under many dynasties, the peoples of the Middle East continued to develop and to enrich this many-faceted civilization. Synonyms varied, mixed, eventful, full of ups and downs, up and down Definition of many-faceted in US English: many-faceted adjective 1Having many sides. sharp-angled, many-faceted rubies Example sentencesExamples The tomb is a modernesque sculpture of many-faceted marble resting on a thick white stone base. Set like a jewelled crown on the map of India, Kashmir is a many-faceted diamond, changing its character with the seasons always extravagantly beautiful. About the size of her fist, it was a large, blood-red gem. Many-faceted, it seemed to contain inner light. Its symbolism is as many-faceted as a well-cut diamond. The character of a big company is a many-faceted jewel that is cut, in part, by the interactions of its public relations staff and an often-skeptical press corps. 1.1 Having many different aspects or features. Hawking's many-faceted life and career Example sentencesExamples It is the precursor of the many-faceted religion now termed Hinduism. Through our flexible understanding of the world and our ability to think creatively, we can solve the complex many-faceted problems of daily life. I think the evidence is many-faceted. These six dancers are, like the rest of us, many-faceted people. Over many centuries and under many dynasties, the peoples of the Middle East continued to develop and to enrich this many-faceted civilization. Her Elizabeth is many-faceted: cunning, artful, smart, brave, cool-headed, hard, fiery, and dangerous; just as the historical Queen must have appeared to her political allies and enemies alike. Why do we focus on one part of the many-faceted tradition of ancient philosophy rather than another? She was a many-faceted person. The many-faceted drama at the troubled Los Alamos National Laboratory has produced some strange moments. The audience give her a standing ovation, and I belatedly came to terms with her unique, many-faceted repertoire. Over the years the Crawfords have built a many-faceted, successful direct-marketing system. Puppetry, historically and geographically, is a many-faceted art form, which is currently far less available for wide-ranging study in the UK than it once was. It makes it a many-faceted story, one that people used to think younger children wouldn't deal with. Physics is a many-faceted pursuit, not the least of which are the philosophical and existential aspects. In his youth Berwald also served the Royal Opera, as a violinist and viola player, but his gifts were many-faceted and he possessed a fertile and resourceful intelligence. I don't think many people know of another trait of this many-faceted genius: that he could whistle beautifully. A powerful marketing strategy can be organized around those alums, a many-faceted strategy with numerous benefits for the business of academic physics. Journalism, and publishing in general, is a many-faceted career, involving a wide variety of skills. How can I hope to describe his many-faceted character? It is a many-faceted struggle, involving ecological research, community organizing, political action, legal maneuvering, and economic calculation. Synonyms varied, mixed, eventful, full of ups and downs, up and down
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