英语释义

1. a lessening of effort, activity, or intensity

2. to diminish or slow down slacken

3. cease, stop

4. to become less severe —used with on

5. a time during which something stops or slows down

片语

let-offandtake-up送经卷取

stop停止；堵塞；断绝

stay逗留；停止；支柱

little let-up没有降低

latch-up LET threshold锁定阈值

perform good deeds without let-up积德

He let lights lit-up overnight他让灯通宵亮着

without a let-up不停顿地

Let us do a warm-up让我们做个热身

stop standstill halt let-up停留安顿

loss(Loss)人名；(匈)洛什；(法、德、意)洛斯

decrease减少，减小；减少量；减少过程

reduction减少；下降；缩小；还原反应

英汉例句

• There will be no let-up in the security drive against the FARC guerrillas.

  在安全方面，对哥伦比亚革命武装力量的斗争不会松懈。

• A deep breath should be taken before each cough, the cough must be repeated about every two seconds without let-up until help arrives, or until the heart is felt to be beating normally again.

  在每次咳嗽前应先深呼吸，咳嗽必须不间断的、每隔2秒钟重复一次，直到救护人员抵达或者感觉心跳恢复正常为止。

• A stream of white vehicles manned by ghostly figures in protective overalls, all breathing through respirators, suggests no let-up in the fight against a meltdown.

  幽灵一般穿着保护罩靠防毒面具呼吸的人操纵着白色的机动车辆，形成一股车流，这表示控制核燃料熔化的斗争没有一点起色。

• Speaking in London Wednesday at a joint news conference, President Obama said there will not be a let-up in the pressure on Mr. Gadhafi.

  奥巴马总统星期三在伦敦的一次联合新闻发布会上说，对卡扎菲的施压不会减弱。

• A breath and a cough must be repeated about every two seconds without let-up until help arrives or until the heart is felt to be beating normally again.

  大约每隔两秒钟不间断地重复吸气和咳嗽，直到获得救助或感到心脏跳动恢复正常。

• There is no let-up in the growth of the number of patents issued each year, but the introduction of fundamentally new classes of technology seems rarer now than it was in the past.

  每年发布的专利数量的增长并没有减少，但是根本地全新的技术的介绍看起来比过去更加少了。

• FRUSTRATING as air travel might be for the average punter, there is no let-up in demand.

  乘飞机旅行的需求并没有下降，但利润却令投资者泄气。

• In his latest book, the professor of philosophy at London「s Birkbeck College deploys all his polemical powers to show that there has been no let-up in the erosion of hard-won civil liberties.

  在其最新着作中，这位伦敦大学伯克贝克学院的哲学教授倾其辩论之能，表明艰苦赢得的公民自由所受侵蚀并未减少。

• There e」s no let-up for fathers as just under a third have been head-butted by their young child while a quarter said play-fighting with the kids regularly saw them tweak something.

  爸爸们由于其他原因受伤的可能性也不低——差不多三分之一的父亲曾被孩子撞头，四分之一常常和孩子们小打小闹时扭伤。

• A breath and a cough must be repeated about every two seconds without let-up until help arrives, or until the heart is felt to be beating normally again.

  受害者必须约每两秒重复深呼吸和咳嗽，一刻都不可松懈，直到救援人员到达，或者直到感觉心脏跳动恢复正常。

• Granted that it is important for PSA to adjust its fees, there must be no let-up on preserving its good service.

  对港务集团来说，调整价格固然重要，保持高效率的服务水平仍不可放松。

• This higher path reflects a slower pace of economic recovery rather than any let-up in the chancellor「s zeal for fiscal austerity.

  这根赤字增加的扬线反映了经济复苏步伐放缓，但并不能说明财政大臣热衷于财政紧缩政策。

• Although Israel indicates that it will now substantially ease the flow of goods across its own land-crossings into Gaza, its officials say there will be no let-up in the sea blockade.

  尽管以色列表示，以方会大大地放松通过陆上交通进入加沙的物资管制，但是其官员表示，以方绝不会放松海上封锁。

• And there must be no let-up in the pursuit of members of Saleh」s regime for the crimes they have committed against peaceful demonstrators, which can be classified as crimes against humanity.

  对于萨利赫政权所犯下的罪行决不能停止追查，他们对和平游行所犯下的罪行是反人类的。

相似词

braking剎车

deceleration减速

downshift换低速档；（质量的）下降；（数量的）减少；职业档次的下调

retardation阻滞；迟延；妨碍

slowdown减速；怠工；降低速度

相反词

acceleration加速，促进；[物] 加速度

quickening加速；使活跃（quicken 的现在分词）