lapsed 的定义
- expired; voided; terminated: a lapsed insurance policy.
- no longer committed to or following the tenets of a particular belief, obligation, position, etc.: a lapsed Catholic.
lapsed 近义词
past
更多lapsed例句
- It’s much easier to keep traffic flowing than to regain loyalty and interest from lapsed consumers.
- They’re also seeing an increase in cavities and gum disease that may be due to a combination of lapsed appointments, pandemic eating and drinking habits, and less-than-stellar brushing and flossing.
- Coupon, voucher and rewards strategies — potentially combined with in-store redemption where applicable — have the potential to drive new, existing and lapsed customers to conversion.
- His continued enthusiasm for his work, when most other people would have long since lapsed into retirement, was remarkable.
- Scheuer aired his views first to CBS News, then on Fox News when his CBS contract lapsed.
- However, the act lapsed in 2011 and Congress had a difficult time renewing it.
- Evans, 31, whose eyes gleam behind a mess of blonde hair, was a formerly committed Christian whose faith had lapsed.
- Sher lapsed into prayer, imploring Allah to make the executions stop.
- Eusebius, the successor of Marcellus, was also banished on account of the controversy concerning the lapsed.
- Mildred introduced Diotti to her father, who after a few commonplaces lapsed into silence.
- After a minute or two, the silence grew oppressive, and they began to converse again, but soon again lapsed into silence.
- He lapsed into silence after that, and Sara Lee, stealing a glance at him, saw his face set and hard.
- Then Richard lapsed again into a stupor; and when next he saw the world, he was in the miller's house.