turn of events
英 [tɜːn ɒv ɪˈvɛnts]
美 [tɜːrn əv ɪˈvɛnts]
形势的变化
英英释义
noun
双语例句
- A turn of events that has distressed us;
令我们烦恼的事态转变；折磨人或令人烦恼的事。 - He was taken aback by the turn of events.
事件的发展令他措手不及。 - This is a dangerous turn of events.
这是形势的一次危险转变。 - What can we all learn from this sad turn of events?
从这些悲惨的事件中，我们能够得到什么教训呢？ - Without question, some fund managers who relied on traditional relative value analysis were caught out by this turn of events.
一些依赖传统相对价值分析法的基金经理无疑被这种新状况难住了。 - In a remarkable turn of events, Apple bought NeXT, I returned to Apple, and the technology we developed at NeXT is at the heart of Apple's current renaissance.
在后来的一系列运转中，Apple收购了NeXT，然后我又回到了Apple公司。我们在NeXT发展的技术在Apple的今天的复兴之中发挥了关键的作用。 - Amid mounting concern in the west and the region at the rapid turn of events, the US was examining air strikes and other forms of direct military action against the insurgents.
在西方越来越担忧、而地区形势快速变化之际，美国正研究对叛军发起空袭和其他形式的直接军事行动。 - Given the challenges that consultancies have been facing to keep up with demand, however, this is not necessarily a bad turn of events.
然而，考虑到咨询公司一向面临的跟上需求变化的挑战，这一形势转变未必那么糟糕。 - A fortunate turn of events meant that he could be present on such an occasion.
一次幸运的转机意味着他能够出现在这一场合。 - It's been a shocking turn of events for the golden-voiced man, who had gotten by living in shelters and occasionally with family and friends over the past few years.
对于这个有着黄金嗓音的男人来说，这一切都来的太过突然。过去的几年里他住在收容所里，偶尔和家人朋友住在一起。