exacerbation
发音
英 [ɪɡˌzæsəˈbeɪʃn]
美 [ ɪɡˌzæsərˈbeɪʃn]
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- n.
- 恶化，激怒，增剧
- 转剧
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双语例句
- 1. Another is the exacerbation of social tensions in what is a perilously unequal country .
- 另一个结果就是加剧了这个不平等到危机四伏的国家中的社会紧张。
- 2. In the least compelling parts of his book ikenberry blames the crisis of liberal international order or its dramatic exacerbation on the george w. bush administration .
- 伊肯伯里将自由主义国际秩序的危机，或者急剧恶化，归咎于布什政府老生常谈，这可能是本书最不吸引人眼球的部分了。
- 3. He said their " most significant legacy may be the exacerbation of the problems posed by ' too big to fail ' , particularly given the manner in which the treasury executed the bail-out " .
- 他说，纾困计划“最重大的后续影响或许是‘大到不能倒’金融机构造成的问题恶化，特别是考虑到财政部执行纾困计划的方式”。