n.荒诞主义(认为人存在于无序宇宙之中)

The idea that we can find ultimate meaning in a universe that seems indifferent to us is absurd.
在一个看似对我们漠不关心的宇宙中寻找终极意义的想法是荒谬的。
The daily grind of a meaningless job felt like an embodiment of absurdism.
日复一日地做着无意义的工作，感觉就像是荒诞主义的具象化。
In Albert Camus' 'The Myth of Sisyphus,' the protagonist's never-ending struggle symbolizes the futility and absurdity of human existence.
在阿尔贝·加缪的《西西弗斯神话》中，主角无休止的挣扎象征了人类存在的徒劳和荒谬。
It's absurd to believe that money can bring happiness when so many wealthy people are miserable.
当许多富人痛苦不堪时，还认为金钱能带来幸福是荒谬的。
The endless cycle of birth, life, and death can be seen as a central theme in absurdist philosophy.
生、生活和死亡的无尽循环可以被看作是荒诞主义哲学的一个核心主题。
The notion that humanity can control the unpredictable forces of nature is utterly absurd.
认为人类可以控制不可预测的自然力量的想法完全是荒谬的。
The character's decision to keep smiling in the face of adversity reflects the absurd acceptance in Samuel Beckett's plays.
角色在逆境中依然选择微笑的决定反映了萨缪尔·贝克特戏剧中的荒诞接受。
The idea that our lives have a predetermined purpose, in a universe governed by chance, strikes many as absurd.
在一个由偶然性主宰的宇宙中，认为我们的生活有一个预定的目标，许多人觉得这很荒谬。
The absurdity of war, where humans kill each other for abstract reasons, has been a subject of philosophical inquiry for centuries.
战争的荒谬性，即人类为了抽象的理由互相残杀，几个世纪以来一直是哲学探讨的主题。
Trying to find absolute truth in a world of subjective experiences is an exercise in absurdism.
试图在一个充满主观体验的世界中找到绝对真理，是一种荒诞的尝试。