| 词汇 | 姗姗来迟 |
| 释义 | 姗姗来迟 辨形“姗”，不能写作“跚”。 辨形“姗”，不能写作“跚”。 俄文задерживатьсяприйти с большим опоздáнием 【注意】含诙谐意味。 反义词 In1968, a bipartisan congressional vote also supported a surtax when President Lyndon Johnson belatedly asked for taxes to pay for the war in Vietnam. Mr Berlusconi kept Italy’s budget under control and last week his government belatedly passed an austerity bill, but it was long on cuts and short on reform. But labor experts say the belated measures are limited and unlikely to fix the problem. And, in taking on Fannie and Freddie, they were belatedly making explicit the implicit government guarantee that the twins had long enjoyed in the eyes of investors. Yet another walks in late, looking scruffy and eating a chocolate cereal bar. Take an everyday example: there are some infuriating people who are always late for appointments. Democrats say the bill will help bring down the 9.9 percent unemployment rate, but it comes too late for hundreds of thousands of Americans who will see their jobless benefits expire next week. Moscow is likely to celebrate a victory for Mr Yanukovitch as a belated vindication of Mr Putin’s backing five years ago and as a victory over the West. Rating agencies’ belated tightening of their methodologies has made this gap even harder to close. Mr Zapatero’s belated reforms have eased some of the pressure. He is also at pains to say it takes time“ to understand each other”, part of the reason for ICBC’s late arrival in the Middle East. Germany acted to avert the imminent financial collapse of several countries, but often late and never decisively enough to resolve the crisis once and for all. Some critics would say Big Tobacco has been a latecomer to the war against smuggling. It is not just his political critics and media foes who say that the president’s forthright acceptance of responsibility has arrived woefully late. With small economies and high debt levels, they often depend on donors to finance post-disaster needs, but donor resources often arrive late or not at all. Although sunspots are making a belated comeback after the protracted solar minimum, the signs are that all is not well. This avoids shutting out the good in a belated attempt to prevent the bad. It was the biggest prisoner transfer ever conducted in France—and it reflects a belated effort to respond to dreadful prison conditions. They have also given rise to a related complaint, that the EU is too preoccupied with its own internal workings to notice that it is losing friends and failing to influence people. For most of the animals, any help is too late. It's even launched a belated battle against car- dependent sprawl, with unprecedented rules forcing communities to consider carbon emissions in their land-use plans. |
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