headwind / ˈhɛdˌwɪnd /
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headwind 的定义
n. 名词 noun- a wind opposed to the course of a moving object, especially an aircraft or other vehicle.
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- McCauley, though, professes not to worry about regulatory headwinds.
- Despite remaining headwinds, the future is looking up for most cannabis businesses, according to these investors.
- And, reflation, in general, is a headwind for growth stocks.
- He lowered the plane out of the speedy headwinds, hoping to save some fuel.
- Under no scenario was the effort ever going to be conducted without headwinds.
- But we do not live in that world, and that is a headwind pushing against currents of balance, growth, and repair.
- Webb—or any Virginia Democrat—would be running into quite a headwind in 2012.
- Ascending steadily against a continuous headwind, we picked up the second sledge at midday on the 28th.
- Travelling between the cataracts against a strong headwind was slow work and we longed for the next one to get along faster.
- The men at the oars now made hard work of it against the headwind and the running sea.
- Next morning we set out, slowly floating with a little headwind, through a fog.
- With a cold headwind on the starboard quarter, we hug the lee of the Ohio shore.