avoidance 的定义
- the act of avoiding or keeping away from: the avoidance of scandal; the avoidance of one's neighbors.
- Law. a making void; annulment.
avoidance 近义词
eluding; preventing
更多avoidance例句
- It has obstacle avoidance built-in, but if it should tip over for some reason, it can right itself without human help.
- There are national endeavors, predominately in the United States, for satellite tracking and collision avoidance maneuvering.
- The company’s new camera system is a step toward deploying more advanced safety features such as forward collision avoidance and wrong-way-riding detection, Ko said.
- Improved regulation could help China crack down on wayward businesses—tackling issues of pollution and tax avoidance, for example.
- Combined, they provide collision avoidance and drop-off protection to keep riders safe—plus, they boast an anti-tip alert system that automatically notifies loved ones in case of an accident.
- The real advisers to the Ready for Hillary organization are almost comically precise in their avoidance of the term “campaign.”
- Existential crisis in this reading is not an apprehension of reality, but a symptom of its avoidance.
- But those who worked with Charles in advertising say that his avoidance of contact was not shyness, but a deliberate campaign.
- In addition, new tax rates kicked in on higher income individuals thanks to the fiscal cliff avoidance deal.
- Why not get rid of the tax, and the tax avoidance, by radically simplifying the tax code?
- Their avoidance of each other arose, perhaps, from a sort of instinct which was certainly no matter of ill-will.
- Now Gregson had nothing of this desire for avoidance with regard to Mr. Gray.
- And why should I suspect him at all, in the face of Mrs. Saltillo's confessed avoidance of him?
- Many, perhaps, will see an additional cause in teleological considerations, aiming at the avoidance of in-and-in breeding.
- He sounded me, pushed out his mouth and pulled down his nose, recommended avoidance of excitement.