immediacy

美音：[ɪ'midiəsi] 英音：[ɪ'miːdiəsi]

简单释义：

n.即时性；直观性；直接性；迫切性

网络立即性；直接感；及时性

完整释义：

1.直接;直接性;刻不容缓
2.〔哲〕无中介性,直观性,直觉性
3.即时性
4.直观形象

例句：

One criterion for a legal citizen's arrest is the immediacy of the crime.
合法行使该权利的前提之一是犯罪行为的紧迫性。
The written word was a forgiving medium for over-complicated, ill-conceived messages. Video demands simplicity and immediacy.
书面表达对过于复杂和构想拙劣的信息是一个相当宽容的媒介，而视频则要求言简意赅。
THERE is an immediacy about Charles Dickens's life, just as there is about his novels, a kind of bursting physicality.
查尔斯.狄根生的一生匆匆而过，就像他的小说，给人一种澎湃的肉感。
And with that immediacy comes a zest for life beyond anything an elf or a dwarf might know.
而且，因这种急切而引起的对生命的热情，超越了精灵或矮人所能认知的。
The sphere of Essence thus turns out to be a still imperfect combination of immediacy and mediation.
因此，本质的范围便成为一个直接性与间接性尚未完全结合的范围。
These modes provide different levels of immediacy, reliability and compatibility with traditional fax devices.
这两种模式提供不同档次的及时性、可靠性和与传统传真装置的兼容性。
The presence of teller and audience, and the immediacy of the moment are not fully captured by any form of technology.
在场的说书人和听众们，还有那瞬间的临场感是无法完全交由科技呈现的。
The book was revolutionary for the inventive style of taking photographs that show immediacy and emotional honesty.
这部摄影集对于创造性的摄影风格而言是革命性，它直接而真实地表现情景。

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