becalmed
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- 美式音標(biāo) [b??kɑ?md]
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基本解釋
- adj. 平靜的;因無(wú)風(fēng)而停止不能前進(jìn)的
英漢例句
- The prevailing currents cause flotsam from around the world to accumulate in a vast becalmed patch of ocean.
盛行流把漂流在世界各地的垃圾帶到這片廣大的平靜海麪上。 - The hills were framed with trees, and beyond them stretched a band of sea on which the sky, like a sail becalmed, rested in all its tenderness.
樹木爲(wèi)山搭起了框架,在他們上麪,延伸著一段大海,而其上的天空,像一麪平靜的帆,靜靜地休憩著。 - But on a warm, bright afternoon in June 2004, Horde was clearly no longer the pounding heart of the Ruhr. The place looked laid-back, becalmed.
2004年6月,一個(gè)溫?zé)溍髅牡南挛?,赫爾德區(qū)看上去安甯、平靜,顯然已不再是魯爾地區(qū)跳動(dòng)的心髒了。 - To be sure, the sluggishness is due in part to a becalmed stock market.
FORBES: Back To The Future - Most of the technology sector is flattish with corporate spending on information technology becalmed.
FORBES: Let 'Em Beat Up On Banks - Government legislation to improve corporate governance in the wake of the scandal is currently becalmed in parliament.
ECONOMIST: So easy to pinpoint what is wrong, so hard to put it right
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英英字典
- If a ship with sails is becalmed, it cannot move because there is no wind.
- If a sailing ship is becalmed, it is unable to move because there is no wind.
- If something such as the economy, a company, or a series of talks is becalmed, it is not progressing at all, although it should be.