abrupt是什麼意思_音標_用法_例句

簡單釋義：

adj. 粗魯；粗暴；突然的；突如其來的

網絡 意外的；唐突的；生硬的

完整釋義：

adj.

1.突然的;出其不意的,出乎意料的,突如其來的
2.粗魯;粗暴
3.生硬的;沒頭沒腦的,唐突的
4.陡急的,陡削的

例句：

1. To be sure, China's economy now is so closely intertwined with the U. S. 's that major, abrupt changes are unlikely.
   當然，中國經濟目前與美國經濟如此密切交織，因此不太可能出現重大驟變。

2. I say with feeling very much abrupt , father returns from outside, as if he seems to hear us in quarreling!
   本人十分衝動地說忽然地，爸爸從外面回來，他彷彿聽到本人們在爭持似的！

3. This abrupt inversion changes our ordinary way of looking at things, thus adding a sense of unfamiliarity and distance.
   通過這樣的倒置來改變視覺習慣，給觀眾帶來陌生感和距離感。

4. adj. In the present instance he took no notice of my abrupt vocal response.
   在目前這個情況下，他不去注意我那突兀的口頭回答。

5. She walks over to her usual group but when she tries to talk to any of them, their responses are abrupt and unfriendly.
   她回到原來的朋友中想和她們說話時，朋友的反應很突然也不友好。

6. He did not rise: my abrupt entrance produced no effect upon him, though I must have looked a veritable corpse myself.
   他沒有起身：我的突然出現絲毫沒有對他產生影響，儘管我當時看上去一定跟死人一樣。

7. China's economy is protected by its current-account surplus and vast reserves, but its banking system would be hurt by an abrupt withdrawal.
   中國巨額的外匯帳戶盈餘和外匯儲備可以保護經濟，但是中國的銀行可能會由於大量資金的突然撤離而受損。

8. The American housing bubble peaked in early 2006, followed by an abrupt and rapid retreat over the past two years.
   美國住宅市場泡沫於2006年年初見頂，此後，在過去兩年間出現了突然、迅速的回落。