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

• Far from saving anything, he was even running up some small debts to satisfy his mother's exigencies.
  他不仅攒不了钱，而且为了满足母亲的要求，又借了几笔小债。
• Should the exigencies of the situation force me to take a drastic stop and I get into trouble I shall of course be treated as a political prisoner.
  万一我迫于形势不得不采取断然措施而遭到了麻烦，我当然会得到政治犯的待遇。
• The people had to accept the harsh exigencies of war.
  人们要承受战乱的严酷现实。
• The question then also becomes whether investors in distressed debt will be any better at the exigencies of day-to-day business once such groups pass into their hands.
  然后，问题变成：一旦这些公司落入不良债务投资者手中，他们会更善于处理那些日常紧急事务吗？
• 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。
• 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。
• However, an exceptional approval may be obtained based on exigencies and at the discretion of the company.
  然而，在紧急情况下或根据公司的意思，他可获得例外批准。
• 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）
• There has been a parallel shift in the right of death, or at least a tendency to align itself with the exigencies of a life-administering power and to define itself accordingly.
  死亡的权利也已发生了平行变化，或者说，至少是一种将自身连同于生之危急，从而管理权力，据此界定自身。
• 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。