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词典释义:
bumpier
时间: 2024-03-26 15:36:57
英 [ˈbʌmpi:ə]
美 [ˈbʌmpi:ə]

adj. 颠簸的;崎岖不平的;(bumpy的比较级)

双语例句
  • On trails it will be bumpier , but that's the way it used to be done before shocks came on the scene.

    在创新这将是颠簸,但这是以前的方式来完成冲击前来到现场。

  • I believe it is time to fasten the seatbelt, as the USD/CNY rate is likely to embark on a steeper and bumpier journey in the coming weeks.

    我认为,现在是系紧安全带的时候了,因为在未来几周里,人民币兑美元汇率可能会迎来一轮加速和波动加剧的走势。

  • Rachman, who wrote Zero-Sum Future: American Power in an Age of Anxiety, predicts that relations between China and the U. S. are "going to get a bit bumpier over the next five years or more.

    拉赫曼写了《零和未来:焦虑时代的美国权势》,预示中美关系在未来五年或更长时间里,将会更加起伏不定。

  • "Unless they provide real long-term certainty, the transition to a low-carbon economy will be slower and bumpier than it needs to be, " he added.

    “除非他们能提供真正的长期的利益确定性,过渡到低碳经济之过程将会比预料的要慢,要艰难,”他补充说。

  • However supposing that you don't know how to be thankful, you will be bumpier in your life.

    然而,想象一下,如果你不知道如何感恩,那么你的生活将充满坎坷。

  • If the mortgage-backed market does go to hell in a handcart, the banks will have an even bumpier ride.

    如果抵押贷款支持证券市场真的成为通往地狱的列车,恐怕银行就是上面倒霉的司机。

  • So the Middle East's economic transition could be a lot bumpier than that of eastern Europe (which was itself a pretty rough ride at times).

    鉴于以上种种,中东经济过渡比东欧更加命运多舛,更何况东欧本身的改革时不时也是困难重重。

  • So the Middle East’s economic transition could be a lot bumpier than that of eastern Europe (which was itself a pretty rough ride at times).

    所以中东的经济转变相比于东欧来说会有很多的坎坷(更何况东欧本身的改革时不时也是困难重重)。

  • But the decline is a lot bumpier than the rise: the pH difference from one year to the next is frequently greater than the change in average pH levels over 20 years.

    但其下降曲线的振幅却比上升曲线的振幅的大得多:PH值的年际变化常常要比20年平均PH值的变化要大。

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