exigencies

英 [ˈɛksɪdʒənsiz]

美 [ˌɛkˈsɪdʒənsiz]

n.  急切需要; 迫切要求
exigency的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 紧急情况;危急关头;迫切需要
  Theexigencies ofa situation or a job are the demands or difficulties that you have to deal with as part of it.
  1. ...the exigencies of a wartime economy.
     战时经济的紧急情况

双语例句

• Those variants equip an organism specially well to cope with the exigencies of the environments.
  变异使生物体配备得特别完善以应付环境的严酷要求。
• Socialist societies celebrate, and capitalist ones deplore, the exigencies which have enlarged the role of the state.
  对于扩大国家作用的迫切需要来说，社会主义社会感到庆幸，资本主义则感到沮丧。
• The exigencies of my business necessitating my frequent absence abroad, I have accorded power of procuration to Mr.
  本人因公常到海外出差，为应业务急需，特授权伍兹先生为代理。
• They placed free access to scientific knowledge far above the exigencies of statecraft ( Anthony Burgess)
  他们将获得科学知识的自由置于治国术的迫切需要的上（安东尼伯吉斯）
• It seems as if the bravest and best in your clsss, as well as in others, had been sacrificed to the cruel exigencies of war.
  表面看来，似乎你们班级中，还有其他一些班级，最勇敢最优秀的人已经在危险的战争中牺牲了。
• I point out that the appraisal rights created in equitable law evolved from a confluence of contract principles and business exigencies, and is a balance between the corporate expanding freedom and protecting the minorities 'interests.
  论文指出，回购请求权制度这一衡平法上的创造来源于合同原则和商业需求的共同需要，是不断扩展公司自由和保护少数股东权利之间的一个平衡。
• Russell A. Berman, a German professor and an author of the paper, feels a responsibility to recognize these practical exigencies.
  在这份白皮书的作者之一、德语教授拉塞尔·A·伯尔曼（RussellA.Berman）看来，承认这些切合实际的迫切需要是一种责任。
• Industry and finance seem to him to be activities unworthy of gentlemen, although, alas, many are forced by exigencies of circumstance to take some part in them.
  对他来说，工业和经济似乎是不值得正人君子参与的活动，虽然有不少人为环境所迫而多少涉足其中。
• The IMF did not drive this process of reform, but its staff have adjusted their thinking quickly in response to the exigencies of the crisis.
  imf并未推动这一改革进程，但针对危机的紧迫性，该机构人员迅速调整了自己的思路。
• Finally, the exigencies of coalition have been a burden.
  最后，联合政府的急切需要成为了负担。