词性:|adjective|
例句1. instant access to your money
动词 变体/同根词
||1:IN MARCH Chao-Lin Kuo, an astrophysicist at Stanford University, filmed himself knocking on the door of his colleague Andrei Linde.||2:In the 1980s Dr Linde was one of several cosmologists who developed the theory of cosmic inflation, which holds that, in the first instants of its existence, the universe underwent a brief period of faster-than-light expansion.
||1:三月,斯坦福大学天体物理学家郭兆林拍下了自己造访同事Andrei Linde的一幕。||2:上世纪80年代,Linden博士是少有的几位发展了宇宙膨胀论的宇宙学家。宇宙膨胀论认为,在其出现的那一瞬间,宇宙经历了一段超光速膨胀。
属类:时事政治-经济学人双语版-天体物理 尘归尘土归土 -
||1:Rowing back on a triumphant announcement about the first instants of creation may be a little embarrassing, but the saga is a useful reminder of how science works.||2:There is no suggestion that anyone has behaved dishonourably.||3:Admittedly, the BICEP team’s original press conference looks, with hindsight, seriously overconfident.||4:More information-sharing between the various gravitational wave-hunters, all of whom guard their data jealously, might have helped tone down the triumphalism.||5:But science, ideally, proceeds by exactly this sort of good-faith argument and honourable squabbling—until the weight of evidence forces one side to admit defeat.
||1:收回早期的胜利宣言可能有点尴尬,但是这个冒险非常恰当地提醒了我们,科学工作者的工作方式。||2:没人会觉得谁的表现有愧其身份。||3:固然,BICEP小组最初的新闻发布会,事后来看,过度自信了。||4:在各种引力波守望者当中共享贡多信息可能有助于缓和这种胜利主义,可惜他们都视自己的数据如命根子。||5:但是,想象中的科学,正是通过这种善意的争论和尊重彼此的吵闹,直到证据的分量迫使一方承认失败。
属类:时事政治-经济学人双语版-天体物理 尘归尘土归土 -
That is much more than other instants , but much less than a cup of coffee at one of Starbucks’ stores.
这比其他速溶咖啡贵很多 ,但远远低于任何一个星巴克的门店的一杯咖啡。
属类:时事政治-经济学人双语版-星巴克 亏损巨头靠速溶咖啡来提神 -
Joda classes that represent immutable instants in time are subclasses of this one.
表示时间上的不可变瞬间的Joda类都属于这个类的子类。
属类:IT行业-www.ibm.com--
A few instants passed, and he found that Tess was gone.
过了一会儿,他发现苔丝已经走了。
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|adjective|
1.(in business letters) of the current month.
‘your letter of the 6th _instant_ ’
‘I have duly received your letter of the 8th _instant_ , on the subject of the stone in your possession, supposed meteoric.’
2.(of a person) becoming a specified thing immediately.
‘become an _instant_ millionaire’
‘How everyday people became _instant_ reporters with the help of cell phones and the Internet.’
3.(of food) processed to allow very quick preparation.
‘ _instant_ coffee’
‘The team is urgently seeking storage space in the Tokyo Tower vicinity to keep bottled water, blankets, tents, canned and _instant_ food and other supplies.’
4.Happening or coming immediately.
‘the offence justified _instant_ dismissal’
‘But intense pressure for _instant_ e-business success has led many companies to open their doors before the paint’s dry.’
5.Of the present moment.
‘In the _instant_ case, the direct given by the judge has not been shown to be inappropriate in the circumstances.’
‘In the _instant_ case, the direction given by the judge has not been shown to be inappropriate in the circumstances.’
6.Prepared quickly and with little effort.
‘we can’t promise _instant_ solutions’
‘It is clear there is no _instant_ solution.’
7.Urgent; pressing.
‘an _instant_ desire to blame others when things go wrong’
‘To most petrolheads the combined letters ‘XKR’ demands _instant_ desire and respect, even if the person has never driven one.’
|noun|
1.A precise moment of time.
‘come here this _instant_ !’
‘at that _instant_ the sun came out’
2.A very short time; a moment.
‘for an _instant_ the moon disappeared’
‘It proposes that you can make up your mind about something, and be invariably correct, in an _instant_ ; that snap judgment is often a more effective tool than detailed analysis.’
3.Instant coffee.
‘Do you prefer fresh coffee to _instant_ and do you purchase mineral water?’
‘But anyone who has drunk freshly ground coffee and then reverted to _instant_ will know what I’m talking about.’
独上高台望四海 手揽云月傍天飞, 落叶重重已十月 归鸟凄凄啼心扉。