standoff
僵持
常用释义
英音[ ˈstændɒf ]
美音[ ˈstændˌɔːf ]
基本释义
- n. 和局；僵持；冷淡；平衡
- adj. 冷淡的；有支架的
例句
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1·There is no sign of an end to the standoff between Mohawk Indians and the Quebec provincial police.莫霍克印第安人和魁北克省警方之间的僵局没有结束的迹象。来源: 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
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2·This won't be a standoff or a dogfall.这不会是一个僵局或平局。
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3·"Unfortunately, the standoff will continue," he said.很不幸的，这种僵局仍然会持续下去。
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4·This is the latest chapter in a decades-long uneasy standoff.这是几十年来不稳定平衡的最新的篇章。
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5·Suddenly there is a standoff as Frank's guys appear with their weapons.忽然，弗兰克的朋友们现身，形势成为了一个僵局。
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6·Sally and Jeff both have excellent arguments so the debate ended in a standoff.赛力和杰夫的辩论水平都很出色,所以辩论以平局结束.
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7·Iran denied entering Iraqi territory but only left the oil field after a three-day standoff.伊朗方面否认进入伊拉克领土，但是在三天的僵持之后，离开了油田。
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8·Iran denied entering Iraqi territory, but only left the oil field after a three-day standoff.伊朗方面否认进入伊拉克领土，但是在三天的僵持之后，离开了油田。
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9·And financial aid for the beleaguered auto industry is being stalled by a political standoff.而且由于政客们的僵持，对危机四伏的汽车工业的财政支持也在被拖延着。
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10·Until now there has been a standoff between leading countries about who should move first.直至今日，主要国家依然在观望，谁都不想迈出第一步。
网络释义
- standoff distance : 相隔距离
同义词
n.
和局；僵持；冷淡；平衡
同根词
词根：
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