| 单词 | chosen |
| 释义 | chosen (tʃoʊzən ) A1 Chosen is the past participle of choose. She has chosen all the predictable names. Collocations: chosen cause The employer gives money straight to a chosen cause - meaning you never earn the money for tax purposes and the charity receives the entire sum. Times, Sunday Times They don't pretend to be perfect, but they are fired up by their chosen cause and wish to bring about change with high standards and by preserving public trust. Times, Sunday Times The foundation's grantmaking during this period was marked by a certain eclecticism and a remarkable perseverance in its chosen causes. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Most undergraduates will pay tuition fees of 3,070 a year - the top rate that universities can charge - to study their chosen course. Times, Sunday Times Not that he has any regrets about his chosen course. Times, Sunday Times Sixth-formers will be invited to stay overnight in one of the colleges, mingle with students and learn more about their chosen course. Times, Sunday Times You will also need a reference from someone who knows you well enough to describe you and your suitability for your chosen course. Times, Sunday Times Sometimes these conditions will specify particular grades for specific subjects, tailored towards your chosen course. Times, Sunday Times They also urged trippers to look out for locally hand-crafted items instead of imports, which will benefit their chosen destination. The Sun Plus with your third night free you'll have even more time to spend enjoying the sights, history and culture of your chosen destination. Times, Sunday Times And a boot that looks as if you could actually put stuff in it without having to dehydrate it into powder first and reconstitute it at your chosen destination. Times, Sunday Times With your third or fourth night included free on selected dates you can spend more time enjoying the famous sights, fine food and fabulous shopping in your chosen destination. Times, Sunday Times Both types of migrants have a significant effect on the economies and societies of the chosen destination country and the country of origin. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Tutors will consciously draw them out of their chosen discipline to explore its wider implications. Times, Sunday Times You have dedicated every hour of the day to honing your skills in your chosen discipline: sacrificed family and friends and sweated blood and tears to reach the top. Times, Sunday Times That they are identical twins also makes them ideal for their chosen discipline, synchronised diving. Times, Sunday Times This means they are assured a place in the postgraduate degree for their chosen discipline while they complete their undergraduate degree. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Research degrees offered to students are designed to assist students to investigate and contribute to knowledge in their chosen discipline and to develop proficiency in conducting research. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Spending a year studying in your chosen field seems an obvious stepping stone but experts advise caution. Times, Sunday Times (2010) It may only be known by those already working in your chosen field, so ask around. The Sun (2014) The risk of uncontrolled migration is their chosen field of battle. Times, Sunday Times (2016) And such clergy, by their chosen lifestyle, tend to live a long time. Times, Sunday Times Her chosen lifestyle was aggravating this vulnerability daily. Times, Sunday Times His evasive, yet chosen lifestyle very well could have robbed jazz of an important figure, but he chose to live his life the way he wanted to. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Global economic conditions also influence the chosen location for offshore investment. ST Over the past few months we've visited every chosen location, as well as plenty that didn't make the cut. Times,Sunday Times Because they are established, full-service supermarkets that are likely to remain in their chosen location over the long term. Times,Sunday Times The guide will even recommend music events in the chosen location, which can be booked directly through the website and app and feature an audio guide to the cities. The Sun It's chaos getting everybody in the car and to the chosen location but the smile on their faces when we get there make it all worth it. The Sun His hauteur looks down mainly at his own chosen medium. Times, Sunday Times The fragmented, haphazardly episodic quality of the narrative suggests a certain irritation or impatience on the author's part with regard to his chosen medium. The Times Literary Supplement Did he use all the tools at his disposal in his chosen medium in imaginative ways? Christianity Today The tag represented licence to test the boundaries of his chosen medium. The Times Literary Supplement Her chosen medium swiftly became collage, and, more specifically, photomontage, as the new print culture made cheap photographs available to recycle into art. The Times Literary Supplement Whichever way he goes, problems start when a batsman starts losing confidence in the efficacy of his chosen method. Times, Sunday Times Without imagining their chosen method holds any deeper meaning. Times,Sunday Times His chosen method was the scalpel rather than the cudgel. The Sun Their chosen method of being helpful was to attend meetings at one another's homes and discuss the problems of the hungry hordes after dinner. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Air bearings are the chosen method for ensuring friction free travel. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The reader follows each person down the chosen path and, crucially, cares what becomes of them. Times, Sunday Times Keep to your chosen path and try to avoid being sidetracked. The Sun I detected a hint of sympathy for our likely chosen path, which was difficult to take. Times,Sunday Times They remind us of who we think we are; they are markers on our chosen path. Times, Sunday Times His family, he says, never 'got' his chosen path. Times, Sunday Times I thought it sounded rather grand and decided to defend her chosen profession. The Times Literary Supplement Next time, send someone who cares about who they interview and their chosen profession. Times, Sunday Times If your chosen profession lends itself to such bizarre requests, please drop me a line and share some of your examples. ST Students should train in the workplaces of their chosen profession. Times, Sunday Times How did they become the best at their chosen profession? Times, Sunday Times The chosen site was the steepest, most striking point of the gorge. Times, Sunday Times To claim, you need one voucher - to be presented at the chosen site - for each night you book. The Sun The chosen site was to be at river mile 176.5. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He creates images, objects and situations as physical grids from which emerges the social and cultural context of the chosen site. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The chosen site was considered to be on the outskirts of town. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 They get a personal session with a lecturer in their chosen subject, a bespoke tour of the campus and access to talks. Times, Sunday Times Good admissions tutors and department heads will look for one thing above any other when recruiting students: a passion for their chosen subject. Times, Sunday Times Becoming obsessed with something, losing yourself in it passionately and knowing everything about your chosen subject. Times,Sunday Times Another test involves a mock lesson, seven minutes of teaching a chosen subject. Times, Sunday Times All are popular universities, hugely oversubscribed for her chosen subject, allowing them to be extremely picky. Times, Sunday Times In return, he helped to ensure that her chosen successor would take the key party role from which she was stepping down. Times, Sunday Times Without a chosen successor, there was almost immediately a dispute among his generals as to whom his successor should be. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Simultaneously, the titular emperor, the former emperor's chosen successor, fulfilled all the ceremonial roles and formal duties of the monarchy. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 They often associated their offspring as their junior partners or chosen successors, but there was nothing automatic about it. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Clubs will often feature retiring champions passing on their famous guernsey numbers to the chosen successors, usually in ceremonial fashion, such as a club function or press conference. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Each year preparations are made according to a chosen theme. Christianity Today This year's chosen theme doesn't help to narrow the options. Times, Sunday Times The festival screens about 15 movies, chosen both for their box office success, and for their appropriateness to each year's chosen theme. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Yearly, its activities vary depending upon the chosen theme for the year. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Carnival floats can be very large and comprise a number of characters, props and scenic elements all organized around a chosen theme. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 They also conduct a literature review on their chosen topic. Times, Sunday Times His chosen topic was attention, though he would wistfully say he had no clue what attention was. Times, Sunday Times By giving some careful thought in pre-production to the topic of conflict, you can communicate much more about your chosen topic. Christianity Today But why was her chosen topic lemonade? Times, Sunday Times Or cosmic flow, the chosen topic of the first speaker at the festival? Times, Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 精选的 Japanese: 選ばれた |
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