abating 的 2 个定义
a·bat·ed, a·bat·ing.
a·bat·ed, a·bat·ing.
- to diminish in intensity, violence, amount, etc.: The storm has abated.The pain in his shoulder finally abated.
- Law. to end; become null and void.
abating 近义词
lessen, grow or cause to grow less
更多abating例句
- As we learned more about the coronavirus, and restaurants instituted safety measures, my worry abated.
- Scott said more restrictions could be on the way if the city’s infection rate does not abate.
- Scott said more restrictions could be added if the city’s infection rate does not abate.
- When cases abated, some of those restrictions were eased — and, before too long, Covid-19 cases were spiking again.
- The city is also issuing bonds to abate property and other taxes over a 20-year term to cover the first $500 million investment by Netflix to build out the production facility.
- This statement, interpreted by many in the media as a sign that the epidemic is abating, prompts more questions than answers.
- Even facing such an uncertain future, the refugee crisis shows no sign of abating.
- Despite an international outcry, there appear to be no signs that a military crackdown on the media is abating.
- The great fears were chronic, never abating, threatening to wear you down.
- And with little sign of prices abating, Maker's Mark may be looking for a way to keep their prices down.
- The furore which the steam-engine has excited and so long maintained in the mechanical world is decidedly abating.
- Meanwhile, the latter began to show signs of abating energy after twelve hours' work.
- The fury of the storm was abating and the lightning flashes were becoming less frequent.
- The fever was abating, still the deft fingers dripping with the water pressed the fevered face.
- The good woman warmed some soup, and the storm not abating, I lay down to rest—to rest, do I say?'