identity 音标拼音: [ɑɪd'ɛntəti] [ɑɪd'ɛntɪti] [ɑɪd'ɛnɪti] [ɑɪd'ɛnəti]
n . 相同,身分,一致,特性,恒等式
相同,身分,一致,特性,恒等式
identity 恒等
identity 恒等 识别
identity n 1 :
the distinct personality of an individual regarded as a persisting entity ; "
you can lose your identity when you join the army " [
synonym : {
identity }, {
personal identity },
{
individuality }]
2 :
the individual characteristics by which a thing or person is recognized or known ; "
geneticists only recently discovered the identity of the gene that causes it "; "
it was too dark to determine his identity "; "
she guessed the identity of his lover "
3 :
an operator that leaves unchanged the element on which it operates ; "
the identity under numerical multiplication is 1 "
[
synonym : {
identity }, {
identity element }, {
identity operator }]
4 :
exact sameness ; "
they shared an identity of interests " [
synonym :
{
identity }, {
identicalness }, {
indistinguishability }]
Identity \
I *
den "
ti *
ty \,
n .;
pl . {
Identities }. [
F .
identit ['
e ],
LL .
identitas ,
fr .
L .
idem the same ,
from the root of is he ,
that ;
cf .
Skr .
idam this .
Cf . {
Item }.]
1 .
The state or quality of being identical ,
or the same ;
sameness .
[
1913 Webster ]
Identity is a relation between our cognitions of a thing ,
not between things themselves . --
Sir W .
Hamilton .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
The condition of being the same with something described or asserted ,
or of possessing a character claimed ;
as ,
to establish the identity of stolen goods .
[
1913 Webster ]
3 . (
Math .)
An identical equation .
[
1913 Webster ]
146 Moby Thesaurus words for "
identity ":
accord ,
accordance ,
affinity ,
agape ,
agreement ,
alikeness ,
alliance ,
amity ,
analogy ,
aping ,
approach ,
approximation ,
assimilation ,
balance ,
bonds of harmony ,
brotherly love ,
caritas ,
cement of friendship ,
charity ,
closeness ,
coequality ,
coextension ,
combination ,
communion ,
community ,
community of interests ,
comparability ,
comparison ,
compatibility ,
concord ,
concordance ,
conformity ,
congeniality ,
congruence ,
copying ,
correspondence ,
credo ,
creed ,
differentiation ,
differentness ,
distinctiveness ,
egohood ,
empathy ,
equality ,
equation ,
equilibrium ,
equipoise ,
equipollence ,
equiponderance ,
equity ,
equivalence ,
equivalency ,
esprit ,
esprit de corps ,
evenness ,
feeling of identity ,
fellow feeling ,
fellowship ,
frictionlessness ,
fusion ,
good vibes ,
good vibrations ,
happy family ,
harmony ,
human factor ,
ideology ,
imitation ,
indistinguishability ,
individualism ,
individuality ,
indivisibility ,
intactness ,
integrality ,
integration ,
integrity ,
inviolability ,
irreducibility ,
justice ,
kinship ,
levelness ,
like -
mindedness ,
likeness ,
likening ,
love ,
metaphor ,
mimicking ,
mutuality ,
nearness ,
nominalism ,
nonconformity ,
oneness ,
organic unity ,
outlook ,
par ,
parallelism ,
parity ,
particularism ,
particularity ,
peace ,
personal equation ,
personal identity ,
personality ,
personship ,
philosophy ,
poise ,
proportion ,
purity ,
rapport ,
rapprochement ,
reciprocity ,
resemblance ,
sameness ,
self -
identity ,
selfhood ,
selfness ,
selfsameness ,
semblance ,
sharing ,
similarity ,
simile ,
similitude ,
simplicity ,
simulation ,
singleness ,
singularity ,
solidarity ,
solidification ,
solidity ,
soul ,
symmetry ,
sympathy ,
symphony ,
team spirit ,
unanimity ,
understanding ,
undividedness ,
unification ,
uniformity ,
union ,
uniqueness ,
unison ,
unity ,
univocity ,
view ,
weltanschauung ,
wholeness IDENTITY ,
evidence .
Sameness .
2 .
It is frequently necessary to identify persons and things .
In criminal prosecutions ,
and in actions for torts and on contracts ,
it is required to be proved that the defendants have in criminal actions ,
and for injuries ,
been guilty of the crime or injury charged ;
and in an action on a contract ,
that the defendant was a party to it .
Sometimes ,
too ,
a party who has been absent ,
and who appears to claim an inheritance ,
must prove his identity and ,
not unfrequently ,
the body of a person which has been found dead must be identified :
cases occur when the body is much disfigured ,
and ,
at other times ,
there is nothing left but the skeleton .
Cases of considerable difficulty arise ,
in consequence of the omission to take particular notice ;
2 Stark .
Car .
239 Ryan '
s Med .
Jur .
301 ;
and in consequence of the great resemblance of two persons .
1 Hall '
s Am .
Law Journ .
70 ;
1 Beck '
s Med .
Jur .
509 ;
1 Paris ,
Med .
Jur ,
222 ;
3 Id .
143 ;
Trail .
Med .
Jur .
33 ;
Fodere ,
Med .
Leg .
ch .
2 ,
tome 1 ,
p .
78 -
139 .
3 .
In cases of larceny ,
trover ,
replevin ,
and the like ,
the things in dispute must always be identified .
Vide 4 Bl .
Com .
396 .
4 .
M .
Briand ,
in his Manuel Complet de Medicine Legale ,
4eme partie ,
ch .
1 ,
gives rules for the discovery of particular marks ,
which an individual may have had ,
and also the true color of the hair ,
although it may have been artificially colored .
He also gives some rules for the purpose of discovering ,
from the appearance of a skeleton ,
the sex ,
the age ,
and the height of the person when living ,
which he illustrates by various examples .
See ,
generally ,
6 C . &
P 677 ;
1 C . &
M .
730 ;
3 Tyr .
806 ;
Shelf .
on Mar . &
Div .
226 ;
1 Hagg .
Cons .
R .
189 ;
Best on Pres .
Appx .
case 4 ;
Wills on Circums .
Ev .
143 ,
et seq .
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