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n.
紧迫
急迫
急事
紧要
ur·gen·cy
uhr jn si
复数:urgencies
词根:urge
adj.urgent 紧急的;急迫的
adv.urgently 迫切地;紧急地;急切地
n.urge 强烈的欲望,迫切要求;推动力
vi.urge 强烈要求
vt.urge 力劝,催促;驱策,推进
Noun
1. the state of being urgent; an earnest and insistent necessity
2. pressing importance requiring speedy action;
"the urgency of his need"
3. an urgent situation calling for prompt action;
"I'll be there, barring any urgencies"
"they departed hurriedly because of some great urgency in their affairs"
4. insistent solicitation and entreaty;
"his importunity left me no alternative but to agree"
这组词都有“紧急情况”的意思,其区别是:
crisis“危机,危急”,着重某一事故或情况关系到生死存亡
urgency“紧急,急迫(的状态)”,an emergency=a matter of urgency
以上来源于网络
1530年代,可能来自 urgent + 抽象名词后缀 -cy。
尿急:一种突然要排尿的强迫冲动
迫切性
The first known use of urgency was in 1540
urge1 of 2verb
to ask for or support earnestly
continually urging reform
to try to persuade
urge a guest to stay longer
to force or drive to some course or activity (as greater speed)
riders urging their horses on
urge2 of 2noun
the act or process of urging
a strong desire especially to achieve a goal
the urge to win
urgentadjective
calling for immediate attention : pressing
an urgent need for food
indicating an urgent desire or need
an urgent manner
urging very earnestly
urgencynoun
the quality or state of being urgent
urgencynoun
a sudden compelling need to urinate or defecate
1 In the straining darkness I felt his body moving with desire, his hands on me were trembling, and I felt my senses opening like a flower to his urgency.
2 And it gave an urgency to her plans.
3 It is slow, the process, but the fact that it has begun so soon should convince her of the urgency of this matter.
4 The urgency of the problem is compounded by three factors.
这个问题因三方面因素而更加紧迫.
5 My efforts were lent a sense of urgency by the noises emanating from beneath my feet.
6 Near noon, and we look forward to the urgency of the teacher's lunch order.
临近中午, 我们迫切盼望老师的午休命令.
7 Corporal Craigie was full of urgency and outrage, demanding which of us knew the science of tying a bloody tourniquet, ilk of ye—by God, the man was dying while we gaped.
8 The knowledge that Bunny’s body actually lay about two miles to the southwest did not lend much interest or urgency to the search, and I plodded along in a daze, my eyes on the ground.
9 The movement , however, spread with an extraordinary sense of urgency.
然而, 这个乐章充满一种强烈的紧迫感.
10 I under-stood both the urgency of the man and the pleasure of the woman.
11 I was hoping that the urgency created by Linus’ assault on DNA might make him ask Francis and me for help.
12 “Your parents,” Jonathan tried, urgency returning to his voice.
13 I say instead to the sandwich-board man, who has now moved away from me, apparently with some urgency and not a little fear.
14 At that he walked faster, aware all at once of urgency and the declining sun and a little wind created by his speed that breathed about his face.
15 This is a signal of the urgent urgency from Field Army Headquarters.
这是野战军首长拍来的十万火急的电报.
16 I was already out of the car when the second and third screams came, and by then I knew it was Tommy, though that hardly lessened my urgency.
17 There was an urgency about the dreams that suggested she could waste no time.
18 “You’ve got to listen to me,” Black said, and there was a note of urgency in his voice now.
19 It is job one urgency around here , nobody's sleeping at the switch.
这是我们非常紧迫的工作, 谁都不能掉以轻心.
20 He had never felt such urgency and purpose.
1 紧急
cold-turkey crash rush instant burning urgent imperative crying provisional emergent imperious highball exigent hurry-up necessitous clamant press pressure push pendent impendent emergency pressing urgently impendence stress exigency immediate pending impending stringent stringency exigence instancy
2 强调
loud emphatic ascensive sforzando stress emphasis accent insistence accentuation birr point weight maintain press highlight urge emphasize underscore underline accentuate punctuate
4 急迫
rush instant acute urgent imminent high-pressure exigent press exigency imminence instancy pressing hurried clamant pressure
7 执拗
self-opinioned difficult urgent sour perverse tenacious dour obdurate self-willed self-opinionated contrarily contrariwise crossly pertinaciously cussedly stick-to-it-iveness obduracy cussedness self-will
8 催促
urgent bustle hie press hurry push crowd urge scramble hound hustle hasten admonish accelerative screw skelp call edge rush heel accelerate haste scurry