repercussions

英 [ˌriːpɜːˈkʌʃənz]

美 [ˌripərˈkʌʃənz]

n.  (间接的)影响，反响，恶果
repercussion的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (不良)反响，反应，影响
  If an action or event hasrepercussions, it causes unpleasant things to happen some time after the original action or event.
  1. It was an effort which was to have painful repercussions...
     这么做会带来极坏的负面影响。
  2. Members of congress were warned of possible repercussions if their vote went through.
     国会议员被警告如果他们的投票通过可能会带来不良影响。

双语例句

• However, there are repercussions from this decision that we will discuss later on.
  然而，此决定也引发了一些反应，我们会在稍后讨论。
• The financial crisis and its repercussions have been horribly unjust.
  但金融危机和他的后续影响被严重的不公正对待了。
• The successful experiment caused tremendous repercussions throughout the world.
  这项试验成功在全世界引起了巨大的反响。
• Song believes that activities of the science police can have serious repercussions for those accused.
  宋正海还认为，科学警察的行为对那些被指控的人有严重的冲击。
• Does the precise character of China today have political repercussions for socialists and Marxists?
  今天的中国国家的确切特征对社会主义者和马克思主义者是否有政治影响呢？
• The Chinese halt to exports is likely to have immediate repercussions in Washington.
  中国停止出口稀土很可能对华盛顿产生立刻的影响。
• The trouble hasn't ended; there are still repercussions.
  这场纠纷余波未平。
• Forget the destruction of wealth and terrible repercussions for those approaching retirement.
  且不提财富的摧毁和对即将退休人士的可怕打击。
• The financial repercussions of medical tourism were estimated from commerce ministry data, with modifications and extrapolations.
  根据商务部的数据加以修改和推断，估测了医疗旅游对金融的影响。
• Continued smoking has serious repercussions for lung cancer patients, she said.
  继续吸烟对肺癌患者有严重的影响，她说。