to come into being

基本解釋

In some instances, human interaction with technology is required for the artwork to come into being.
在某些情況下，人機(jī)交互技術(shù)有賴於藝術(shù)去實現(xiàn)。
Incidents with oil spills harm many sea birds, this has encouraged societies to come into being, whose aim is to save the birds.
漏油事件危害了許多海鳥的生存，這促使了許多以保護(hù)鳥類爲(wèi)目標(biāo)的社會團(tuán)躰的形成。
The question of how the first stars evolved is so important because their formations and eventual explosions provided the seeds for subsequent stars to come into being.
關(guān)於第一批恒星的形成問題非常重要，因爲(wèi)它們的形成迺至最終爆炸，爲(wèi)以後恒星的形成提供了種子。

By that view, the phalanx would have come into being somewhere between about 700 and 650 B.C., which is to say after the earliest poleis are in business, and according to this interpretation, you really have them growing up together.
根據(jù)那個觀點,方陣是在公元前七百年到,公元前六百五十年間出現(xiàn)的,也就是在最早的城邦形成之後,根據(jù)這個說法,這二者是同時發(fā)展起來的
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