generalized
generalized 英 [ˈdʒenrəlaɪzd] 美 [ˈdʒɛnərəˌlaɪzd]
adj. 广义的，普遍的；无显著特点的 v. 推广（generalize的过去分词）；对…进行概括；使…一般化
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- adj. 广义的，普遍的；无显著特点的
- v. 推广（generalize的过去分词）；对…进行概括；使…一般化
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1. This is of course generalized, but there is often a lot of extra sugar and fat added to preprocessed food and at least extra fat in a lot of the meals when you eat out.
当然，这是广义的，但是还是有很多额外的糖和脂肪被添加进了食物，当你外出用餐事至少有额外的脂肪在大多数的餐点中。
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2. In an age when art was supposed to depict an actual person or event, it came as a shock that this was a painting not of a nightmare, but of the nightmare as a generalized experience.
在一个艺术被认为应该是描写真人真事的年代，这幅画的诞生让世人感到震惊：它并不单单是对一般恶梦的简单描绘，而是对恶梦体验的一次真实再现。
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3. Again, unless you are in a science lab every time you work out, you are just using generalized estimations.
同样的，除非你每次都在科学实验室里计算这些，否则你也只是用平均水平在估计。
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