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looming

/loo-ming/US // ˈlu mɪŋ //

迫在眉睫,迫在眉睫的,隐约可见,隐约可见的

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a mirage in which objects below the horizon seem to be raised above their true positions.

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Examples

  • They all had relatively mild symptoms, said Goody, but the couple quickly realized they had a looming problem.

  • The looming transition marks the most radical shake-up in Amazon’s corporate ranks in its nearly 30-year history.

  • The federal government was warned of the looming disaster, according to an investigation requested by the supreme court, but didn’t do enough to avert it.

  • The law enforcement agencies tasked with protecting the Capitol did not act on this intelligence or adequately prepare for the looming threat.

  • The dangers are even greater with looming crises in municipal finance in the wake of the Covid pandemic.

  • Thus, like Michael Corleone, Abel is a man living with a paternal figure looming over his life.

  • With a government shutdown looming, Nancy Pelosi and Michele Bachmann are on the same side.

  • Across the country, high school seniors are in the throes of completing college applications before looming deadlines.

  • Finally, as with other medications, the looming question is that of globalization.

  • Visitors are greeted by a looming gothic gate, the kind used to signify that important residents lie behind its spires.

  • Some one is bending over me, looming unnaturally large in the darkness.

  • I am afraid that there is still further trouble looming ahead.

  • Sheriff Tom had seen many war-bonneted Indians looming through the dust of trail herds.

  • Don't you love to see great ideas looming through a mist of words?

  • I saw the nearer trees looming in the mist, and the silver fog rolling on the lake.