downer

名词镇定剂，令人沮丧的人

1. 镇定剂：downdrift 往下漂流 | downer 镇定剂 | downfall 衰败

2. 令人沮丧的人：downdraught 倒灌风 | downer 令人沮丧的人 | downfall 没落

3. 停工 断纸停机：down-ender翻卷机 | downer停工 断纸停机 | downfaultedbasin断陷盆地

1. downer

1. 镇静剂;安眠药
    Downers are drugs that make you feel sleepy or very calm.

    e.g. She was taking uppers and downers at the time.
           她那时在服用兴奋剂和抑制剂。

2. 令人悲伤(或沮丧)的情景
    If you describe a situation as a downer, you think that it is very depressing.

    e.g. For divorced people, Christmas can be a downer.
           对离异的人来说，圣诞节令人感伤。

1. Downer said that because of Australia's active military role in removing Saddam from power, a boycott of the country's wheat would annoy many Australians.

2. Downer said one reason for the few casualties inside the embassy was the blast coating on the windows.

3. Australian Foreign Minister Alexander Downer welcomed the vindication of the US military jailers, saying it was consistent with Australian consular advice that Hicks had been treated humanely.

4. In another diplomatic attempt to convince Pyongyang to accept a deal, close US ally Australia was sending Foreign Minister Alexander Downer to DPRK on Tuesday.

5. " We're absolutely thrilled that Saddam Hussein has been captured, " Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said in a statement.

6. Downer even warned that Australia would not automatically help the United States if US forces joined a war between the Chinese mainland and Taiwan.

7. downer的解释

7. Downer said it was too early to say for sure that Italy would actually carry out its withdrawal in the timeframe announced.

8. Speaking in Seoul Australian Foreign Minister Alexander Downer called Monday for urgent action to prevent a deadlock over agriculture from torpedoing the world trade talks.

9. downer

9. Downer said in Beijing he would try to impress upon Pyongyang that it would enjoy " great opportunities " if it abandoned its nuclear program.

10. downer的解释

10. Iraq was also discussed but Downer refused to give details on a possible timetable for the withdrawal of Australian or Japanese troops.

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