change course

英 [tʃeɪndʒ kɔːs]

美 [tʃeɪndʒ kɔːrs]

改变航向; 缩写词为CC

英英释义

verb

• shift from one side of the ship to the other
  1. The sail jibbed wildly
  Synonym:jibegybejib

双语例句

• The captain had to change course quickly.
  船长只得快速掉转航向。
• Success has been attributed to a strong research component, an emphasis on epidemiology and surveillance, and the flexibility to adapt to new findings and change course when needed.
  成功可归因于强有力的研究工作，对流行病学和监测的重视，灵活适应新的发现以及在必要时转换路向。
• Why change course now, some argue, when a double dip is a realistic possibility?
  一些人提出，在目前切实存在双底衰退可能性的情况下，为何要改变航线？
• But in those times, our true friends will demand better of us and we will change course.
  但在此类情况下，我们真正的朋友会要求我们做得更好，我们也会调整路线。
• It is high time to change course.
  是时候做出改变了。
• The other majors can change course any time they wish and will have a clear incentive to do so if energy prices remain weak and tankers full of oil start to be berthed in terminals as storage.
  其他石油巨头可能随时改弦易辙，而且如果能源价格继续保持疲弱，装满原油的油轮开始像仓库一样停泊在终端，它们将有明显的动力这么做。
• We are taking concrete actions to change course.
  我们正在采取具体行动改变路线。
• If China and Japan are to avoid a mutually destructive collision, both sides need to change course.
  如果想避免两败俱伤的碰撞，中日两国就都需要改弦易辙。
• All right. I'll tell the pilot to change course.
  那好吧。我会告诉飞行员改变航线。
• Politicians and government officials, under pressure to take action from the media and the public, may change course during a crisis, potentially undermining plans made by bureaucrats, it says.
  报告称，在危机期间，政界人士和政府官员在媒体和公众要求采取行动的压力下，可能会改变行动方针，从而破坏官方事前制定的应变计划。