查询词典 panic-driven
- 与 panic-driven 相关的网络例句 [注:此内容来源于网络,仅供参考]
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No person chooses to suffer from panic, anxiety, phobic reactions or some type of personality disorder.
没人选择遭受恐慌,忧虑,病态反应或其它的性格混乱。
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When the bird sees these things again, its fear response will be triggered and a phobic panic attack again .
当鸟再次看到这些东西,它的恐惧反应将会被引发恐慌恐惧症再次发作。
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Such data has never been to placate the market to reduce panic.
这样的数据安抚从来没有减少过市场的恐慌。
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If things go wrong,don't panic ,Just play it cool and keep going.
如果遇到问题,不要惊慌。只要冷静下来继续进行下去就好了。
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It dropped Kreiger, and let out a roar that sounded pleasingly like panic.
瞎眼了的怪物不得不丢下手中的人质,口中发出令人毛骨悚然的吼声。
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My friends wanted to ski runs with names like Panic Attack and Months in Traction, while I preferred Pokey Li'l Pony and Easy Does It.
那一天是暴风雪的天气,我和一组职业运动员去滑雪。
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This kind of price spiral will endanger economic and social stability and give rise to panic.
轮番提价势必影响经济和社会稳定,搞得人心惶惶。
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This kind of price spiral will endanger economic and social stablity and give rise to panic.
轮番提价势必影响经济和社会稳定,搞得人心惶惶。
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Financial crisis drive people to be in panic, industry in recession. every state's political circle and international organization endeavor to conclude and deal with the ongoing crisis. But they ignored one prime element – where indeed is the money gone to? Why did the financial crisis break out?
金融危机造成了人心惶惶,百业萧条,各国政界和国际组织都在积极想办法解决和应对当前危机,但是最根本的一点他们忽略了-----到底钱去哪里了,为什么要爆发金融危机?
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Results It was found that there were nervous and panic psychological status among the primipara.
结果 发现初产妇存在不同程度的紧张、恐惧心理,并与其受教育程度、年龄有关。
- 相关中文对照歌词
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- Driven To Tears
- Song 4 Mutya (Out Of Control)
- Song 4 Mutya (Out Of Control)
- 推荐网络例句
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I can do simple painting, carpentry and plumbing.
我能做简单的油漆、木工和修水管等工作。
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The motivations, notations and outline of this work are also given in this chapter.
从这个意义上讲,这些时滞是无害的。然后用实例说明这三个定理的应用和互不包含性。
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American writer known for his droll epigrammatic verse,much of which appeared in the New Yorker.
纳西,奥格登1902-1971美国作家,因写没有固定韵律的幽默诗而闻名,其中大多数发表在《纽约人》杂志上