transience
noun[U]
formaluk/ˈtræn.zi.əns/us/ˈtræn.zi.əns/thequalityof beingtransient(=temporary):
短暂,转瞬即逝,无常the transience ofhumanexistence/fame人类存在/名声的短暂性
Herpaintingsaremetaphorsfor the transience andfragilityoflife.她的画作是对生命的短暂和脆弱的隐喻。
mainlyUS
thefactoflivingonlytemporarilyin aplace:
(在某处)短居,暂住In many Americancities, transience in one's 20s and 30s is anacceptedpartofmodernlife.在美国许多城市,20多岁和30多岁的人在各处短居是现代生活中广为接受的一部分。
Thecityappealstogangsbecause of the transience of thepopulation.这个城市人口流动性很高,对黑帮很有吸引力。
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- Thesepeoplehighlightthe transience offameand thelengthssome will go to inachievingit.
- Sucheventsmake usthinkaboutourtransience anddeath.
- The New Yorker hasledalifeof transience andloss.
Temporary
- acting
- be a nine days' wonderidiom
- casual
- casually
- eddy
- ephemeral
- fugacious
- fugitive
- here
- here today, gone tomorrowidiom
- impermanence
- nine
- non-established
- pro tem
- provisional
- scratch
- short-lived
- short-term
- sticking plaster
- transitory
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