too soon

英 [tuː suːn]

美 [tuː suːn]

为时过早

英英释义

adv

• before the usual time or the time expected
  1. she graduated early
  2. the house was completed ahead of time
  Synonym:earlyahead of time

双语例句

• But Americans should take a little heart: it is too soon to despair about their economy.
  但美国人也应该放宽心：现在就对他们的经济开始绝望太早了点。
• Because we all know there's a chance we might let it go too soon.
  因为我们都知道，有的机会，也许是我们放弃的太快。
• One is often wrong to be right too soon!
  对的太快的那个，往往是错的。
• English students are forced to learn too much too soon.
  英国学生被迫在极短的时间内学习太多的东西。
• I'm expecting a customer and he's always coming too soon.
  我在等一个客人，他总是来的很早。
• It's too soon to write off the whole consultation process as a failure
  现在就认定整个磋商过程不成功而想要放弃还为时过早。
• You know what, tommy? I'm dying too soon.
  知道吗，汤米？我死得太快了。
• Because I felt it was too soon for me to be receiving a gentleman suitor.
  因为我觉得此刻接受一位君子追求者对我而言太过早。
• We spoke too soon, only to have our hopes dashed to pieces.
  说了半天是空欢喜一阵。
• It's a pity that most everybody, or perhaps everybody, dies too soon.
  这是一种遗憾，大多数人，也许是所有人都死得太早了。