hot-house

基本解釋

A bower of thatched roof is on the right and a large hot-house of glass on the left.
右邊有一個(gè)茅亭，左邊是一間大的玻璃煖?zhǔn)摇?/li>
And these hot-house simpletons are supposed to make career choices at 18 -- on the basis of what?
而這些在“溫室”中長(zhǎng)大的傻瓜們18嵗時(shí)就要對(duì)事業(yè)作出選擇———可他們基於什麼作出選擇呢？
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During the Cold War, European integration flourished because it took place inside the hot-house bubble provided by American protection.
冷戰(zhàn)期間，借助著美國(guó)援助帶來(lái)的房地産泡沫，歐洲一躰化曾經(jīng)蓬勃發(fā)展。

Or he could take a few sturdier ones to the hot-house, and chuck the rest out.
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