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单词 exigency
释义
exigency
noun[CorU]
formal
uk
/ˈek.sɪ.dʒən.si/us
/ˈek.sə.dʒən.si/
thedifficultiesof asituation,especiallyone thatcausesurgentdemands:
紧急状况；危急关头
the exigencies ofwar战争的紧要关头
Economic exigencyobligedthegovernmenttoact.经济形势岌岌可危，政府被迫采取行动。
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(Definition ofexigencyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofexigency

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Such agreement may positively impact on the ability to devise a compact between physicians and their environments that is more appropriate to the current exigencies.
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The exigencies of research funding usually require measurement of outcome after a relatively short period, which we have done.
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This in itself might already point to an increase in the use of this 'marginal' area for the exigencies of an external market.
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Accordingly, the subject of this article is a self-identified ' local' jazz musician, whose narrative elucidates the exigencies of his musical and social life.
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A neo-liberal and technocratic ideology portrays these actors as rational and entrepreneurial agents responding to local technical or market exigencies.
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Its decision-making process, too, was truncated as intensive local debate created civicexigency.
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The natural exigencies of participation in eighteenth-century conspiracy necessarily militated against record-keeping and memoirs of this kind.
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In both countries political exigencies increased government control, imposing monetary expansion.
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Schegloff 1979 discusses this and other instances to explore the effects of interactional exigencies on the syntactic form of the sentence-in-progress produced under such exigencies.
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To some extent this is an inevitable result of modernisation, and the exigencies of urban life.
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Note that the use of transfer to meet the exigencies of communication has frequently been named as a process that drives creolization.
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The exigencies of social and family reproduction forced the family to make a profit from its economic enterprises and defined the goal of production.
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Popular exigencies transcending the parties weighed heavily on the government.
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This means that judgements arrived at in the domain of moral philosophy have necessarily to be tested against the exigencies and vicissitudes of moral practice.
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The architecture for autonomous navigation must cope with the exigencies imposed by the challenging and hostile environment.
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