mainstream
US:/ˈmeɪnˌstrim/
UK:/ˈmeɪnˌstriːm/
n.:
主流；干流；(河流的)主流
v.:
使…成为主流；将(残障儿童等)纳入正规班级
adj.:
主流的
网络:
主流级；主流型；主流社会
Word forms: (第三人称单数) mainstreams (现在分词) mainstreaming (过去式) mainstreamed
Examples
1.
Green furniture has always been available, but now it seems to be going mainstream.
绿色家具一直都是合宜的选择，但现在它似乎正在逐渐发展成主流。
2.
While some argue soccer has no future in this country, other indicators say the sport could be on the road to mainstream respectability.
当一些人认为足球在这个国家没有发展前途的时候，有迹象显示足球正在赢得美国主流的尊重。
3.
For that reason Naked Objects is often seen as too radical (or opinionated) for mainstream development.
因此，NakedObjects相比主流开发而言，常被视为太激进（或者叫做固执）。
4.
The bending radius reduces with increasing length of the mainstream line, and then tends to be relatively stable.
随主流线长度增加，弯曲半径不会无限制减小，将会趋于某一相对稳定状态；
5.
Southern Song Dynasty in Chinese history scholar might be able to grasp the mainstream discourse of the right to the last of an era.
南宋可能是中国历史上文人掌握社会主流话语权的最后一个时代。
6.
Although there is no one 'theory' of strategy, there is what might be considered to be 'mainstream' approaches to strategy.
尽管还没有一个战略的“理论”，但却有一些可能会被接受的“主流的”战略研究方法。
7.
The only way of avoiding these things, he felt, was to opt out of mainstream society.
他认为，回避这些事情的唯一方法是选择离开主流社会。
8.
It may not be very mainstream; you just have to be very open as a person to see it and realize it.
可能不是很主流，思想开放的人才能明白并理解我的意思。
9.
He is as close to a liberal as is possible in a country where Communists are considered part of the centre-left mainstream.
在这个共产主义者被认为是中左主流的一部分的国家，他可能更象一名自由主义者。
10.
"I think in the next three or four years, there's going to be huge growth, " she said, "because philanthropy has become mainstream. "
“我想，未来三四年，会有极大的增长，”她说，“因为慈善事业已经成为主流。”