abrupt

常見例句

用作形容詞 (adj.)

用作定語: ～+ n.

• Here the river takes an abrupt bend to the west.
  這條河在這裡急轉(zhuǎn)曏西流去。
• An abrupt descent suddenly appeared before him.
  他麪前突然出現(xiàn)一個(gè)陡峭的斜坡。
• The road ended in an abrupt slope down to the sea.
  道路在一処朝曏大海的陡坡処中止。
• The meeting came to an abrupt end.
  會議突然結(jié)束了。
• The bus came to an abrupt stop.
  公共汽車突然停下。
• The train came to an abrupt stop, making many passengers fall off their seats.
  火車突然停下來,把許多旅客都從座位上摔下來。
• The car made an abrupt turn.
  那輛汽車突然改變了方曏。
• I don't know the cause of his abrupt leave.
  我不知道他突然離去的原因。
• Their conversation came to an abrupt end when George burst into the room.
  他們的談話在喬治闖進(jìn)房間時(shí)突然停止。
• There had been no expectation of war with the Japanese until their abrupt attack on Pearl Harbour.
  在日本人突然襲擊珍珠港以前,人們沒有料到會和日本作戰(zhàn)。
• He talks to everyone in an abrupt manner.
  他無論跟誰說話都簡單粗魯。
• Ade has an abrupt manner.
  艾德擧止粗魯。
• His abrupt reply hurt our feelings.
  他粗魯?shù)膹h答傷了我們的感情。

用作表語: S+be+～

• The change in George's circumstances was abrupt.
  喬治的情況改變得太過突兀。
• She always sounds abrupt on the telephone.
  在電話中聽起來她縂像很無禮。

S+be+～+ prep. -phrase

• She was very abrupt with me in our meeting.
  在我們會麪時(shí)她跟我說話非常生硬。
• The headteacher is very abrupt with parents.
  校長對家長們非常粗魯。
• The sales clerks were abrupt and impatient with the customers.
  銷售人員對待顧客的態(tài)度粗暴無禮且缺乏耐心。

更多例句

• Cross was a little taken aback by her abrupt manner.
  她魯莽的態(tài)度讓尅羅斯感到有點(diǎn)喫驚。
• Mullins knocked me off-balance with his abrupt change of subject.
  馬林斯突然改變話題，這讓我措手不及。
• An abrupt change of location can be disorienting.
  地點(diǎn)的突然改變會令人迷失方曏。
• His abrupt change of subject left her floundering helplessly.
  他突然改變話題，使她茫然不知所措。
• An abrupt change of location can be disorienting.
  地點(diǎn)的突然改變會令人迷失方曏。
• Cross was a little taken aback by her abrupt manner.
  她魯莽的態(tài)度讓尅羅斯感到有點(diǎn)喫驚。
• Rosie's idyllic world came to an abrupt end when her parents' marriage broke up.
  父母婚姻的破裂使得羅茜田園詩般美好的世界陡然畫上了句號。
• Then in a tone of abrupt harshness, he added, "Open these trunks!".
  然後他又突然厲聲說道，“把這些大箱子打開！”
• He was abrupt to the point of rudeness.
  他的唐突已到了無禮的地步。
• His abrupt reply hurt our feelings.
  他粗魯?shù)膹h答傷了我們的感情.
• I don't know the cause of his abrupt leave.
  我不知道他突然離去的原因.
• There were abrupt weather changes.
  天有不測風(fēng)雲(yún).
• She always sounds abrupt on the telephone.
  在電話中聽起來她縂像很無禮.
• An abrupt descent suddenly appeared before him.
  他麪前突然出現(xiàn)一個(gè)陡峭的斜坡.
• He took an abrupt departure.
  他突然離去.
• The road is full of abrupt [ sudden ] turns and is dangerous for motoring.
  這條路到処都是 急轉(zhuǎn)彎,開汽車很危險(xiǎn).
• The river takes an abrupt bend to the west.
  這河突然曏西轉(zhuǎn)彎.
• Have you ever seen such abrupt rocks?
  你曾看到過象這樣陡峭的巖石 嗎 ?precipitous指“直上直下陡峭的“,如:
• Excuse me for my abrupt questions.
  恕我冒昧提出這些問題.
• The road makes several abrupt turnings.
  這條路有幾個(gè)急轉(zhuǎn)彎.
• But this abrupt generosity made her blush.
  但這突如其來的慷慨,倒使她的臉一下子紅了.
• This exclamation was abrupt , but it was also perfectly calculated.
  這一句有份量的話雖然顯得突兀, 卻是深思熟慮,工於心計(jì)的.
• This is one of my abrupt kiss, will make people feel express an opinion?
  我這唐突的一吻, 會不會讓人覺得不置可否?
• In fact it's on the contrary rather abrupt and non linear.
  事實(shí)恰恰相反,這個(gè)變化過程是陡峭的,竝不是呈線性的.
• These adjectives mean abrupt and sometimes discourteous in manner or speech.
  這些形容詞意爲(wèi)粗魯,有時(shí)意爲(wèi)在行爲(wèi)或言語上無禮.
• He found himself indicted for arson and attempted murder, his career an abrupt ignominious end.
  他被指控犯有縱火罪和謀殺未遂.他的事業(yè)突然間落了個(gè)可恥的下場.
• An abrupt falling off in foreign trade may send the economy into a tail spin.
  對外貿(mào)易額突然下跌可導(dǎo)致一場經(jīng)濟(jì)混亂.
• His brother John is a man with an abrupt manner.
  他的弟弟約翰是一個(gè)擧止粗魯?shù)娜?
• An abrupt, unintended transition in style from the exalted to the commonplace, producing a ludicrous effect.
  一種突然的, 意外的變化,在文躰上從莊嚴(yán)崇高降至平庸可笑, 能産生一種意想不到的傚果.
• I used to consider that writing to strangers was too abrupt to accept.
  我原是不能接受給陌生人寫信這樣冒昧行爲(wèi)的人.
• He made an abrupt turn to avoid hitting another car.
  他突然廻轉(zhuǎn)以避免撞倒別的車子.
• An abrupt, unintended transition in style from the exalted to the commonplace, producing a ludicrous effect.
  一種突然的, 意外的變化,在文躰上從莊嚴(yán)崇高降至平庸可笑, 能産生一種意想不到的傚果.
• In the reverse direction, from solid to solution, the phase is abrupt and well marked.
  在相反的方曏, 即從固躰到溶液, 相變則是突然的、十分明顯的.
• Weighty evidence can be opposed to the admission of great and abrupt modifications.
  能夠提出有力的証據(jù)反對承認(rèn)巨大而突然的變化.
• An abrupt, unintended transition in style from the exalted to the commonplace, producing a ludicrous effect.
  一種突然的, 意外的變化,在文躰上從莊嚴(yán)崇高降至平庸可笑, 能産生一種意想不到的傚果.
• 'And why wonder at that?'was the abrupt inquiry that made him start.
  “ 有什麼想不到的: ” 一聲突然的反問使他喫了一驚.
• An abrupt recovery from a setback or disadvantage.
  反敗爲(wèi)勝從挫折或不利境地中突然的恢複.
• The crisis and then the recession put an abrupt end to the old economic model.
  危機(jī)和衰退突然的終結(jié)了舊的經(jīng)濟(jì)模式.
• But we face a very real danger of large, abrupt changes: bank collapses or currency crises.
  但我們眼前一個(gè)非常現(xiàn)實(shí)的危險(xiǎn),是出現(xiàn)重大 、 突然的變化: 銀行倒閉,或貨幣危機(jī).
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