specter
英 ['spektə(r)]
美 ['spektər]
n. 同“spectre”
COCA.28314
英英释义
noun
- a mental representation of some haunting experience
- he looked like he had seen a ghost
- it aroused specters from his past
- a ghostly appearing figure
- we were unprepared for the apparition that confronted us
双语例句
- I see that behind the nobility of his gestures there lurks the specter of the ridiculousness of it all – that he is not only sublime, but absurd.
我从他的高雅手势后看到一个荒谬的幽灵在徘徊&他不仅崇高，而且还荒谬。 - In this last example you can see that this specter is trying to target a group of infantry.
在最后的例子中，你可以看到，幽魂炮正在瞄准一队步兵。 - The specter of loneliness and its share of frustrations are so many arrows that mystifies love in imprisoning life.
幽灵的孤独和沮丧，有这么多的箭头迷惑的爱终身监禁。 - He was the most successful rebel slave; his specter would stalk the white South for a century.
他是最成功的反叛奴隶；他将秸秆白幽灵南一世纪。 - It's about this bridge, said one of the old man, that the specter haunts.
「在这座桥附近，」位老人道：「灵出没不定。 - The news of more cuts has raised the specter of redundancies once again.
关于进一步裁减的消息让人们担心会再次裁员。 - Gene-based anthropology also struggles with the specter of racism.
以基因为基础的人类学，仍旧在与种族主义的幽灵进行斗争。 - I had the terrible prospect of poverty and starving which lay on me as a frightful specter.
我眼中还是看到一个穷困饥饿的可怕前途，像个可怕的魔鬼似的站在我的面前。 - High valuations and intensified competition raise the specter of lower returns for value investors generally.
高估值和强竞争增强一般价值投资者对低回报的恐惧。 - Raise the specter of unemployment; he conjured wild birds in the air; stir a disturbance.
唤起失业的幽灵；唤起我的灵感；唤起骚动。