| 单词 | coming |
| 释义 | coming (kʌmɪŋ ) 1. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] A coming event or time is an event or time that will happen soon. This obviously depends on the weather in the coming months. They talk of the coming battle. Synonyms: approaching, next, future, near 2. See also come Idioms: have steam coming out of your ears to be very angry about something Not that Labour's front-benchers quite see it that way; indeed, they have steam coming out of their ears at the suggestion. Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers have something coming out of your ears to have so much of something that you do not want or need any more of it Everyone who wants to talk to me is talking about football. I've had football coming out of my ears. I can't get away from it. Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers where someone is coming from the reasons for someone's behaviour, opinions, or comments I do see where he's coming from – as a company, we're not great at innovation. Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers not know whether you are coming or going [spoken] to feel very confused and unable to think clearly The truth is I'm so excited that I hardly know whether I'm coming or going. Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers everything is coming up roses said to mean that someone is having a lot of success and everything is going well for them For Rachel Ashwell, everything's coming up roses both in her home and her working life. Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers up and coming likely to be successful in the future He was one of our very up and coming young ministers and I feel he had a great future in front of him. Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers Collocations: coming crisis But this coming crisis will be different from those in 1950, 1968, 1976 and 1987. Times, Sunday Times The immediate manifestation of the coming crisis will be financial. Times, Sunday Times Environmentalists argue that they have been warning of a coming crisis for years. Times, Sunday Times After decades in the wilderness, warning about the coming crisis, people are starting to sit up and pay attention. Times, Sunday Times But most importantly, the coming crisis should be used to develop new goals for modern society. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 In the coming days, he will take the biggest political decision of his life. Times, Sunday Times Let's see how it plays out in coming days. Times, Sunday Times What are the best and worst-case scenarios for the coming days? Times, Sunday Times Brawn also revealed he will be presenting the full details of the safety measures to the drivers over the coming days. The Sun In the coming days he will begin to make such rhetoric reality. Times, Sunday Times Even without a crystal ball we can forecast two things about the coming decades. Times,Sunday Times Over the coming decades, these forces will increase northward migration exponentially. Times, Sunday Times Coming decades will see further changes in our national makeup. The Sun He formed a team to find out more about how parasite species could feel the heat in the coming decades. Smithsonian Mag However, it will have repercussions over the coming decades as obsessive cost-cutting turns once-great companies into hollow husks. Times, Sunday Times President's spokesman denied that there was any plan eitherto buy votes or to rig the coming election. Times, Sunday Times That has not stopped the multi-millionaire declaring he wants to be involved in the coming election campaign. The Sun He said that the choice at the coming election was 'between the future and the past'. Times, Sunday Times All of this and more will become instantly a major part of the coming election campaign. Times, Sunday Times There will be virtually no policy discussion, very little input from the delegates and no strategy outlined for the coming election campaign. Times, Sunday Times The first statement was terse, tense and to the point, but it also established the themes that would recur through the coming hours. Times, Sunday Times The discussions in the coming hours will decide. Times, Sunday Times The coming hours could bring death or glory. Times, Sunday Times I wonder who will eat the perfect grapes or open rough-shelled oysters in the coming hours? Globe and Mail Most were captured over the coming hours and subsequently deported, but some made it out of the desert. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 In the coming months people will be tempted to focus on the role of the courts. Times,Sunday Times I clearly have some networking catch-up to do over the coming months. Times, Sunday Times In fact, he plans to hire more people in the coming months. Times, Sunday Times So the fall in prices will keep inflation lower for longer, and may produce more 'deflation' readings in coming months. Times, Sunday Times Ten maintenance staff will then tend it round the clock as trial matches are played over the coming months. The Sun Scientists said the threat from the coming storm was clear. Times,Sunday Times Ah yes, the potential of the coming storm to reorder everything. Times, Sunday Times It wasn't just gut instinct about the coming storm. Times, Sunday Times No one quite knows how to prevent the coming storm — or what havoc it might wreak. Times, Sunday Times He figured he would need it to weather the coming storm. Times, Sunday Times The coming week has a chilly outlook as we will be influenced at times by a much colder air mass to the east of us. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Right on cue for the Chelsea flower show the weather is set to blossom in the coming week. Times, Sunday Times (2012) We must hope this coming week proves more fruitful for England. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The forecast for this coming week has lower than normal confidence due to the complex interactions now taking place in the atmosphere. Times, Sunday Times (2009) In the coming winter their precious animals may die of starvation, and consequently many have turned to crime. Times, Sunday Times (2010) We may be less forgiving this coming winter when we'll be booking our next holidays. Times, Sunday Times (2007) There is genuine concern about the difficulties people will face paying heating bills over the coming winter. The Sun (2008) There were only the rows upon rows of raspberry canes, pared back now and tied to their wires and posts for the coming winter. A Roomful of Birds - Scottish short stories 1990 (1990) The interplay between these two forces was elaborated over the coming years in a series of books and tracts - many of them self-published. The Times Literary Supplement We have to be optimistic about the coming years and that there will be deals to be done. Times, Sunday Times Taxpayers' aid saves lives - and has the opportunity to save millions more in the coming years. Times, Sunday Times We look forward to tracking their progress in the coming years. Times, Sunday Times But it was the sort of sensible prudence that, over the coming years, they may grow heartily sick of. Times, Sunday Times It's unbelievable — easy-paced, nice bounce and just coming on to the bat lovely. The Sun For some they are only just coming to the surface. Times, Sunday Times We are only just coming to realise the value of this view today. Times, Sunday Times Or are we just coming to lounge indolently on the cultural chaise longue? Times, Sunday Times Sure enough, in the distance, we could see a magnificent whale, just coming to the surface. Times, Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 就要来的 Japanese: 次の |
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