emerge是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

v. 浮现；显现；暴露；露出真相

网络 出现；形成；显露

变形：

第三人称单数：emerges  现在分词：emerging  过去分词：emerged  

完整释义：

v.

1.出现,暴露,露出,崭露头角,映入眼帘
2.出现,显露,现出
3.出身,诞生,产生,形成
4.(自困境等中)摆脱;脱颖而出
5.钻出来,走出来,出去
6.发生,暴露
7.出射
8.东山再起
9.翻越
10.来临

例句：

1. If the shifts seem to leave the United States somewhat dazed, it is because what will emerge from all the ferment remains obscure.
   如果这些变化似乎让美国不知所措，那是因为尚不清楚动荡之后何种格局会出现。

2. Hillary Clinton had spent too long in Bill's shadow and sacrificed too much to emerge as a politician prepared to push the style envelope.
   希拉里在比尔•克林顿的阴影下生活了太长时间。她付出了太多代价，才成为一位有志将着装风格发挥到极致的政治家。

3. When you emerge in a few years, you can ask someone what you missed, and you'll find it can be summed up in a few minutes.
   当几年后你复出时，可以问问别人你错过了什么，你会发现这些都可以在几分钟内总结完。

4. We would not be surprised to see a similar pattern emerge in The Old Republic.
   如果在《旧共》中出现了雷同的设计，我们可不会因此感到惊讶。

5. Even then, employers say that many graduates emerge inarticulate, unable to think critically and barely able to read or write.
   即便这样，雇主们还说很多大学毕业生会有表达不清、不能批判地思考的问题，而且阅读和写作也差强人意。

6. Her mind suddenly emerge out of these two terror-stricken people of the word.
   她的脑海中猛地浮现出这两个让人惊恐万状的字。

7. But I suspect the Fed will not lean too heavily against the wind, should inflationary pressures emerge.
   但我猜测，一旦通胀压力显现，美联储不会过于逆势而为。

8. It may seem odd that signs of employee dissatisfaction should emerge at a time of high unemployment, but it's hardly surprising.
   在高失业时期出现员工不满的迹象，可能令人觉得奇怪，但是并不足为奇。