headwind
英['hedwɪnd]
美['hedwɪnd]
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Noun:
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wind blowing opposite to the path of a ship or aircraft
- 1. The headwind chapped the cyclist's lips.
- 骑车人的双唇因顶风而皲裂了.
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- 2. Globalisation is creating an insurmountable headwind for growth in the west.
- 全球化正为西方的增长形成难以克服的阻力.
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- 3. Encountering a headwind at night is a worry.
- 晚上顶风是最值得担心的.
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- 4. The commodity market may also be a long - term headwind for the global economy.
- 大宗商品市场 长期 来说也可能与全球经济顶风而行.
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- 5. The rain tapered after about 30 minutes but a cold headwind hampered the nearly 23,870 runners.
- 大约30分钟后,雨逐渐变小,但是冷风阻碍近23,870个赛跑者.
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用作名词 (n.)
- The plane bucked a strong headwind.
飞机顶着强逆风飞行。
- Stagnant population is another headwind for property.
停滞的人口是对物权的另一逆风。
