stemmed

英 [stemd]

美 [stemd]

v.  阻止; 封堵; 遏止
stem的过去分词和过去式

过去式：stemmed　过去分词：stemmed　

BNC.38597 / COCA.26203

柯林斯词典

• COMB in ADJ (与形容词连用构成新的形容词)表示“有…茎的”，“有…柄的”
  -stemmedis added to adjectives to form adjectives which indicate what the stem of something is like.
  1. ...an enormous bouquet of long-stemmed roses.
     一大束长茎玫瑰

英英释义

adj

• (of plants) producing a well-developed stem above ground
  Synonym:caulescentcauline
• having a stem or stems or having a stem as specified
  1. stemmed goblets
  2. long-stemmed roses
• having the stem removed
  1. stemmed berries

双语例句

• The increase in fees has not stemmed demand for higher education.
  人们对高等教育的需求并没有因为学费上涨而受到遏制。
• The concern about this axiom stemmed from the fact.
  对于这个公理的考虑是基于这样的事实。
• Their disagreement stemmed from a misunderstanding.
  他们的争论由误会而起。
• Neither the debt relief nor the new international assistance stemmed Allende's rush toward confrontation with the United States.
  无论是放宽偿还债务的期限，还是新提供的国际援助，都没有阻挡住阿连德迫不及待地与美国对抗。
• It was clear that his urgency stemmed largely from concern for the domestic economy.
  他的迫切感显然源于他对国内经济的忧虑。
• Debris have stemmed the current.
  破瓦片之类的东西堵住了水流。
• The interest stemmed from studies showing vitamin A deficient animals and humans were abnormally susceptible to respiratory infections.
  这种关注来自于一些研究证明了缺乏维生素A的动物和人类对呼吸疾病感染具有不正常的易感性。
• Alarm and trip mechanism Newspapers stemmed from the invention of the printing press.
  警报发出和解除机构报纸源于印刷机的发明。
• Their discontent stemmed from low pay and poor working conditions.
  因为工资低、工作条件差，所以他们产生了不满的情绪。
• Customs which stemmed from circumstances that have long since changed.
  过去源于环境的风俗习惯，而环境却早已改变了。