(1) Farmers all over the globe knowinging the importance and immutability the seasons. (2) The immutability of God is a strong ground of consolation and encourages hope and confidence. (3) The notion of immutability is also baked into all the reflection and concurrency code.
(1) so long as he is a free agent he can be admired, and serve as hero. (2) You may eat anything so long as you do not eat too much. (3) A suggested explanation, so long as its correctness is still in doubt, is called a hypothesis.
so long as [səʊ lɔŋ æz] 📢 UK📢 US
adj.深远的,广泛的,深至远处的;
adj.放射性的;
vi.犹豫,踌躇;不愿;支吾;停顿; vt.对…犹豫;不情愿;
只要;
(1) She has begun to make a concerted effort to find a job. (2) a concerted approach/attack/campaign (3) He made a concerted effort to win me away from my steady, sweet but boring boyfriend.
(1) The subject of stratospheric particles will be discussed separately. (2) The subject of stratospheric paticles will be discussed separately. (3) stratospheric airship platform includes soft, rigid and semirigid airships.
stratospheric [ˌstrætəˈsfɪərɪk] 📢 UK📢 US
adj.平流层的,同温层的;
adj.卷曲的,古怪的;变态的;
vt.包含,包括;由…组成;由…构成;
n.胡椒;辣椒;胡椒粉; vt.在…上撒胡椒粉;使布满;
(1) Education Ministers ought to have placed the interests of consumers — that is to say pupils first. (2) I pointed out several mistakes and carefully repeated my original instruction; that is to say, I told him I was not at all pleased with his work. (3) that is to say, he " found a clew. "
that is to say [ðæt iz tu: sei] 📢 UK📢 US
n.人口统计学家;
adj.突出的,杰出的;突起的;著名的;荦;
n.惊愕;惊惶失措;惊恐;
即;就是;换句话说;更确切地说;
(1) commendable honesty (2) Mr Sparrow has acted with commendable speed... (3) The tone of Mr Kinnock's speech was commendable.
(1) in contrast to similar services in France and Germany, Intercity rolling stock is very rarely idle. (2) The figure of Hurstwood was rather surprising in contrast to the fact. (3) in contrast to this stands the individual soul.