ensued

英 [ɪnˈsjuːd]

美 [ɪnˈsuːd]

v.  接着发生; 因而产生
ensue的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 接着发生;接踵而来;随之产生
  If somethingensues, it happens immediately after another event, usually as a result of it.
  1. If the Europeans did not reduce subsidies, a trade war would ensue...
     如果欧洲人不减少补贴，便会发生贸易战。
  2. A brief but embarrassing silence ensued.
     紧接着是短暂却令人难堪的沉默。

双语例句

• Almost immediately, the backlash ensued, even as Groupon announced that it would go public.
  几乎就在同一时期，团购的大衰退开始了，尽管当时Groupon已经宣布公司即将上市。
• There ensued a partial restoration of productive activity.
  接着，生产活动得到了部分恢复。
• In his anger he hit the man and a fight ensued.
  一气之下，他打了那个人，接着是一场搏斗。
• After the heavy rains, floods ensued.
  大雨之后，接着发生了洪水。
• The Aryans responded by stopping food supply and manufactured goods. A great impasse ensued.
  雅利安人就停止供应粮食和工业制品作为回应，之后，巨大的僵局随之而来。
• A brief period of intense official investigation into the entire subject ensued between 1909 and 1913.
  1909至1913年间，对这整个问题进行了短期认真的官方调查。
• It is possible that upon such an occasion a battle ensued, with the sharks being driven away or killed.
  可能在此情形之下他们发生了争斗，而结果是鲨鱼被赶跑了，或者杀死了。
• The weather changed, and a storm of thunder and lightning ensued.
  天气突变，来了一场雷电交加的暴雨。
• However, the cold war which ensued, greatly hindered the fulfillment of that hope.
  但是，随后的冷战，严重阻碍了这一希望的实现。
• The weekend that ensued changed the course of financial history.
  随后的周末改变了金融历史的进程。