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单词 transient
释义
transient
adjective
formal
uk
/ˈtræn.zi.ənt/us
/ˈtræn.zi.ənt/
lastingfor only ashorttime;temporary:
短暂的，转瞬即逝的；暂时的
Aglassofwhiskyhas only a transientwarmingeffect.一杯威士忌只能使人暖和一会儿。
Thecityhas alargetransientpopulation(= manypeoplewho arelivingin it onlytemporarily).这个城市有大量的暂住人口。
Synonyms
brief(SHORT IN TIME)
ephemeral
evanescentformal
fleeting
fugitive(TEMPORARY)formal
momentary
passing
short-lived
transitoryformal
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
continuing for less time than usual
  • shortHe received a short jail sentence.
  • quickI need to make a quick phone call - I'll be right back.
  • briefWe had a brief chat this morning.
  • short and sweetThe business meeting was short and sweet.
  • momentaryIt was just a momentary lapse in judgment - I won't do it again.
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
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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Short in time
transient
noun[C]
mainlyUSformal
uk
/ˈtræn.zi.ənt/us
/ˈtræn.zi.ʃənt/
someone wholivesonlytemporarilyin aplace:
暂住者；流动人口
It's anorganizationset up toprovidemoneyandhelpfor transients.这个组织建立的目的就是给暂住者提供钱款和帮助。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
People who live or settle somewhere
  • asylum seeker
  • boarder
  • brain drain
  • city slicker
  • co-resident
  • frontiersman
  • Georgian
  • guest worker
  • habitant
  • illegal alien
  • lodger
  • occupier
  • Orcadian
  • outflow
  • overspill
  • repeople
  • squatter
  • villager
  • welcome wagon
  • year-rounder
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Related word

transience
(Definition oftransientfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

transient| American Dictionary

transient
adjective[not gradable]
us
/ˈtræn·ʃənt,-dʒənt,-zi·ənt/
lastingfor only ashorttime;temporary:
Theweaknesswas transient, andsoonI wasfeelingstrongagain.
Transient alsomeansstayingfor only ashorttime:
Transientworkerscome topickapplesand thenheadsouthtoharvestothercrops.

transient

noun[C]us
/ˈtræn·ʃənt,-dʒənt,-zi·ənt/
Eventransientsjuststayingadayor twopaysalestaxes.
(Definition oftransientfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

transient| Business English

transient
adjective
uk
/ˈtrænziənt/us
something that is transient onlylastsfor ashorttime:
The transientnatureofthejobsmarketoftenconspirestoforceyoungpeopletostayathome.
WORKPLACE,HR
transientworkersworkin aparticularplaceororganizationfor onlyshortperiodsoftime:
atransientworkforce/worker
(Definition oftransientfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoftransient

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Such extraction is used in phasevocoder techniques, expanded to more complex methods extracting individual partials, noise and transients.
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Thus, in general, stimulus selectivity was broader during the transients, and sharper afterwards, in all three data sets.
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The transients are often times very similar and a proper distinction becomes impor tant.
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The bifurcation theory explains the occurrence of transients and intermittency as the main bifurcation phenomena in random diffeomorphisms.
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Such transients reveal a number of key features of the flow produced in this system.
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Space-time dislocations appeared to have two functionv in such transients.
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Limited computing costs of unsteady simulations provide the possibility of investigating long transients.
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He sees brain dynamics as characterized by dynamic transients, spontaneous activity and timevarying inputs, rather than by attractors selected by constant input patterns.
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The following case by case analysis of the most representative arcades of the corpus highlights the incidence of particular space configurations on the environmental transients.
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The wealth of data collection allowed for two levels of seasonal analysis: environmental transients and environmental performance.
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One way to minimize transients would be to reduce the gap length reducing the transit time!, keeping the voltage constant.
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Each beamlet would be millimeter scale in radius, so transients would occur on a much shor ter time scale.
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A failing action produces neither transients nor bindings, so the fail-continuation has only a commit argument.
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As well as forming the brain substrate of the remembered avoidance over this period, these transients must serve two other functions.
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After initial transients die out, the solutions are periodic in time, never chaotic.
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