ephemeral 的 2 个定义
- lasting a very short time; short-lived; transitory: the ephemeral joys of childhood.
- lasting but one day: an ephemeral flower.
- being of temporary value or passing interest: ephemeral news clips about forgotten but overhyped crises.
- anything short-lived, as certain insects.
ephemeral 近义词
momentary, passing
更多ephemeral例句
- There’s no ephemeral rush of terror from scaling icy chimneys or descending hillsides.
- Premium over ephemeral seems to be a differentiation strategy that’s worked so far for Triller.
- Honk introduces a real-time, ephemeral messaging app aimed at Gen Z — Instead of sending texts off into the void and hoping for a response, friends on Honk communicate via messages that are shown live as you type.
- We also knew that given the ephemeral nature of transits, the odds of an Earth-size planet transiting a sun-like star were only about 1 in 200.
- For RVers, this stretch of canyon country is a perfect winter journey thanks to the smaller crowds and ephemeral views of dazzling snow on red sandstone.
- Following an all too predictable cycle of the hyperactive 21st century, focus on the explosion was ephemeral.
- Whatever his approval ratings, the Russian leader knows how ephemeral they can be.
- Most news articles were just as ephemeral, but it has become harder to pretend.
- It may all be ephemeral, because most of politics is ephemeral, a cynical means to the end of getting elected.
- But as stimulus goes, the I-stimulus strikes me as a pretty narcissistic and ephemeral one.
- Do not suppose that I mean to recommend poor music, or feeble, ephemeral compositions.
- The Widow Lawton ornamented her kitchen floor in a manner as ephemeral, though less expensive.
- Another ephemeral paper, L'Italia del Popolo, was launched on its short career.
- They were, no doubt, chiefly of a pantomimic and ephemeral kind.
- But like all dunghill products, the life of these was ephemeral.