uncaused

uncaused

美 　英 [ˌʌn'kɔːzd]

• adj.无前因的；非创造的；自存的
• 网络无因者；无原因的；非外因引颇

英汉解释

adj.	1. 无前因的;非创造的;自存的

例句

It is not surprising that scientists have generally stayed clear of the question of ultimate authorship , of the final "uncaused cause . "

毫不奇怪，科学家一般都避开最终根源的问题，避开这个最终的“无原因之原因”。

Everything is uncaused. The world has no cause.

一切事发无因。世界没有起因。

Awareness is primordial ; it is the original state , beginning less, endless, uncaused, unsupported, without parts, without change .

觉性是原始的；它是本来无始无终、没有起因、没有支持、没有部分、没有变化。

Nirvana being uncaused, there is no cause that would bring about nirvana itself.

涅磐是没有原因的，这里没有原因会带来涅磐本身。

we cannot regard artistic invention as. . . uncaused and unrelated to the times.

我们不能认为艺术的创造……是理所当然和与时间无关的。

Finally, the fourth antinomy is the dilemma: Either the world as a whole has a cause or it is uncaused.

第四种矛盾同样是一个两难问题，世界总的说来是否有一个原因。

Is the world a realm of pure causality, or is there the possibility of uncaused acts?

世界是由纯粹因果律支配的还是存在没有原因的行为的可能性？

It is entirely uncaused , independent, complete in itself, beyond time and space, mind and matter.

它完全没有原因，独立自存，超越时空心物。