starvations

英[stɑː'veɪʃnz] 美[stɑː'veɪʃnz]
  • n.饥饿(缺乏)
  • acid n.酸;酸性物质;迷幻药adj.酸的;酸性的;尖酸的
  • amino adj.氨基的pref.表示“氨基”
  • starvation n.饿死;饥饿
名词 starvation:
  1. a state of extreme hunger resulting from lack of essential nutrients over a prolonged period

  2. the act of depriving of food or subjecting to famine

    1. Indifferent though we may be to starvation elsewhere, we cannot turn a blind eye to the precarious nature of Britain's food supply. "I'm all right, Jack" may be all right for us today. Tomorrow it may not be all right.
      虽然我们可以对别的地方的饥饿漠不关心,但我们对英国自身不稳定的食物供应则不能视而不见。“我好就行了”对我们来说也许今天行,明天恐怕就不行了。
    2. It is matter of life or death: if the seasonal rains don't come soon the crops will fail and millions of people will face starvation.
      情况很紧急:如果季节性的雨不马上下的话,那么庄嫁就会枯死,几百万的人将面临饥饿。
    3. Large numbers of people had to struggle on the verge of starvation.
      那时许多人不得不挣扎在饥饿的边缘。
    4. Disease often follows (on from) starvation because the body is weakened.
      疾病的产生往往是由於饥饿的缘故,这是因身体虚弱所致。