| 词汇 | 矫枉过正 |
| 释义 | 矫枉过正 辨形“矫”，不能写作“娇”；“骄”；“枉”，不能写作“往”。 辨形“矫”，不能写作“娇”；“骄”；“枉”，不能写作“往”。 法文tomber d'un excès dans un autre 俄文перегибать палкупереборщить 德文beim Korrigieren eines Fehlers das Maβ überschreiten 【注意】❶注意“矫枉过正”的“矫”读jiǎo，是三声。❷含贬义。 反义词 Yet there is cross-party consensus that an Ofpress, licensing journalists or imposing impartiality, would be a step too far. To be sure, regulatory competition is not all bad: it can check government overreach and nourish experimentation. The solution: Stop swearing and don't“over-egg the pudding” on policy issues and everyone will excuse the odd shake of the sauce bottle. But during rectifying by high pressure spouting water method, concerned parameters should be controlled strictly to avoid hypercorrection. Now, don't use this as a pretext to write code that performs lousy, just don't overdo it. Although this has boosted sales, it has largely done so by moving them forward at no small expense to taxpayers. There is a danger of moving too quickly, however. However, they're usually overkill when you are merely searching for literal strings. Then the counterculture overreached, Nixon found his“ silent majority”, and railed against his own bugbear elites: the now familiar culprits in academia, Hollywood and the press. If Mr Lewis is indeed joking, he pushes it too far. But even for America, one version of The Economist's fair- value measure suggests that the correction in house prices may have gone far enough. Typically, a necklace or earrings would complement a neckline like this, but when the fabric of the dress is so shiny, jewelry would be overkill. In the wake of the dot-com crash, the Fed went way beyond past fixes and lowered the funds rate to 1.25 percent for nearly eight months, then an extraordinary1 percent for a full year. Past bills have foundered either because they seemed too ambitious to Republicans worried about the effects of a cap on American industry, or too feeble to environmentally- minded Democrats. In Australia interest rates are at30- year lows, which seems disproportionate to the amount of economic misery. In process of new- curriculum reform some progress and achievements have been made in the reform of exam and assessment and there exist some modality, utility and hypercorrection. It is not that Mr Kissinger, as a Jew, was too partial to Israel; on the contrary, as Sir Alistair shows, he leant over backwards to avoid that. First, London stole the new euro markets from under the nose of Frankfurt; then America overdid the regulation after the scandals at Enron, so many firms seeking listings chose London instead. |
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