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基本英英记法例句例句
n.定时炸弹¹⁰⁰
名词 time bomb:
a problematic situation that will eventually become dangerous if not addresseda bomb that has a detonating mechanism that can be set to go off at a particular time蒋争熟词记忆time时间→定时bomb炸弹⇒定时炸弹time时间→定时bomb炸弹⇒定时炸弹用作名词Ed's temper is like a time bomb waiting to go off.埃德的脾气有如一个随时准备爆炸的定时炸弹。
A time bombexploded twenty minutes after the plane took off.飞机起飞后二十分钟一枚定时炸弹爆炸了。 And it creates a pension time-bomb, because there are fewer and fewer workers to support more and more old people.
这还启动了退休定时炸弹的计时器，因为工作人数的下降意味着越来越少的工作人员要负担起越来越多的老年人的生活保证。 yeeyan
But what sets America apart is the time-bomb laid by subprime mortgage lending in the late stages of the housing boom.
但是让美国与众不同的是近期房市繁荣背后次级贷款的留下的定时炸弹。 ecocn
Call it what you want: a time-bomb or a powder keg.
甚至可以说，它就是一颗定时炸弹或火药桶。 who
Everyone in the computer business has heard of cases of a “ time-bomb” being placed in a program.
每个电脑从业人员都听说过在程序中设置“定时炸弹”的事例。 blog.sina.com.cn
If you are not paying attention to this political time-bomb, perhaps you should.
如果此前你没有关注过这颗政治定时炸弹，现在是该好好地留意一下了。 www.jncxcy.com.cn |