单词 | situation |
释义 | sit·u·a·tion 1. a. < its insular situation made it readily accessible — Kemp Malone > < in some spelling situations letters represent no sounds — ABC Language Arts Bulletin > b. < so uneasy … that we thought of removing our situation — Daniel Defoe > c. archaic < small rancho in a lonely spot … the situation was also wild and solitary — W.H.Hudson †1922 > 2. obsolete 3. a. archaic < the flesh of the bear in this situation … is inferior — E.H.Criswell > b. < the woman should have concealed her situation — Sir Walter Scott > 4. a. < rise in help, situation wanted ads — Nation's Business > b. < striving to better his situation > 5. a. < the rebels' military situation appeared to be hopeless > < in the unpleasant situation of having to choose between two evils > b. c. 6. a. < how to behave in unexpected situations > < daily reports on the situation at each stage of the campaign > < the situation seemed to call for a general retreat > < a situation map attached to the report > b. < in the event of a recession … to arouse the people to the need of using their own ingenuity to meet the situation — Paul Wooton > often < no human situation is simple, has one cause and one cure — D.W.Brogan > c. < highly contrived and implausible situations > Synonyms: see state |
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