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基本英英例句例句
adj.灰白的⁶⁰动词grey的现在分词⁴⁰.原型grey的现在分词
动词 grey:
make greyturn greyHe gazed ruefully in the mirror at hisgreyinglocks.他凝视著镜中自己日见花白的头发，感慨岁月不待人。
He was 50 andgreying.他那时50岁头发就渐白了。 A survey last year by two British management institutes found that only14% of managers think that their workplaces are prepared to cope with the greying of the workforce.
去年，两家英国管理机构调查发现，只有14%的经理认为他们的工作场所适合年纪渐大的高龄员工。 ecocn
Ethnic Mexicans, whether native or immigrant, are younger on average than Anglos, reducing the average age of greying Arizona’s population.
无论是当地的还是外来的墨西哥移民远比英国移民要年轻，这有利于降低亚利桑那老龄化人口年龄。 ecocn
Germany’s greying argues for encouraging individuals to rely less on state- funded pensions and more on their own savings, as the FDP advocates.
德国老年人主张鼓励人们减少对国家资助养老金的依赖，而应更多地靠个人储蓄安享晚年，就像 FDP所倡导的那样。 ecocn
In older women though, going blonde may speed up the greying process.
但年长的女性如果漂染金发可能会加速白发的生成。 yeeyan
Just a few straggly patches of forest remain, with greying logs scattered at their edges.
留有零星几块小树林，小树林和农田交界处散落着已斑白的木头。 ecocn
The country faces a demographic time bomb, with a fast- greying population set to start shrinking soon.
人口问题是日本的一颗“定时炸弹”，人口的迅速老龄化会使其人口很快开始减少。 iciba
The greying of the American and British populations will inevitably involve some costs.
美国和英国人口的老龄化将不可避免的引发一些成本。 ecocn
The greying of Germany raises the stakes for almost everything the next government will do.
德国老龄化的这种趋势无疑会给下届政府工作的方方面面带来额外风险。 ecocn
“ I still remember who bought it, ” says the bearded and greying Mr Bernheimer, but he will not say who it was.
满脸胡须、头发花白的伯恩海姆说，“我还记得是谁买走的”但他不肯透露买主姓名。 ecocn
An enlightened response would be for many of the demolished communities to be abandoned for ever, because in Japan’s greying society their residents are mainly pensioners.
一个让人眼前一亮的想法是永远抛弃这些被摧毁的渔村。这是因为日本社会老龄化加剧，这里的大部分居民都是养老金持有者。 ecocn
And so America’s browning may come to rival its greying in determining its political fault- lines for generations to come.
因此，美国未来几代拉美裔人可能与老龄化的人们一样，决定政治的走向。 ecocn
But as Japan's city- dwelling politicians look at their greying hair in the mirror, tomorrow's crisis may be staring them in the face.
但是当日本城市住宅的政客在镜子里盯着他们灰白的头发时，明天的危机可能正在对面盯着他们了。 yeeyan
China's greying population has also given rise to concerns about whether family members will be available for older people's care.
中国的人口老化也引起了公众对老年人是否有家庭成员照顾的关注。 yeeyan
Demographic change is another reason why the workforce is greying.
人口变化是劳动力老龄化的又一原因。 ecocn
Europe’s civil services are greying fast: in lots of countries, including Spain, 30% of staff will retire in the next15 years.
欧洲的行政部门文员将迅速老龄化：许多国家包括西班牙在接下来的15内将有30％的公职人员退休。 ecocn
Gone was LeBlanc's trademark dark foppish fringe, replaced by a greying head of salt-and-pepper hair.
当年那一缕纨绔子弟标志的黑色刘海，如今也已被满头花白头发替代。 cri
In a sense, the recorded- music market is not so much dying as greying.
从某种意义上讲，录制音乐的市场并没有消亡，只是在逐渐老化。 ecocn
Japan has seen especially rapid greying.
日本老龄化得特别快。 ecocn
Rather than trying to reverse this trend by attracting younger people, many companies are attempting to profit from the greying of media.
很多公司不是试着吸引年轻人而扭转这种状况，而是尝试从不断“银发化”的媒体业获利。 ecocn
They will thus help to lift growth in world GDP just when the rich world's greying populations would otherwise cause it to slow.
他们因此有助于提升全球 GDP增长率，而那时候发达国家的少得可怜的人口反而要降低全球 GDP增长率。 ecocn
Greying audiences are causing discomfort among media executives.
观众老化令媒体业高管感到担忧。 ecocn |