sporadic 的定义
- appearing or happening at irregular intervals in time; occasional: sporadic renewals of enthusiasm.
- appearing in scattered or isolated instances, as a disease.
- isolated, as a single instance of something; being or occurring apart from others.
- occurring singly or widely apart in locality: the sporadic growth of plants.
sporadic 近义词
on and off
更多sporadic例句
- Also, heat consistency can be a bit sporadic depending on the temperature outside.
- Orders are sporadic — sometimes four or five come in one night, sometimes just one per week.
- Dating during the pandemic has been pretty sporadic for him, too.
- Looking up Spector’s bylined stories over the decades that mention Fauci, one finds that the pattern of their contact appears more sporadic than this book and its marketing material suggest.
- There have only been sporadic instances of outdoor transmission.
- This is where the sporadic and hectic handling of the romance in the movies fails.
- The chanting—so much a part of protests here for the past 100-plus days—was sporadic through Monday night.
- I left Lebanon in June 2012, but we kept in sporadic touch via Facebook.
- Sporadic riots and fires did break out later during the festival.
- Since then there have been a few sporadic accounts of what happened.
- Then a silence ensued, broken at first by sporadic and staccato remarks, then becoming as dense as the silences of the night.
- Then sporadic rumours began to creep about, and the atmosphere became charged.
- In the Third Culture Epoch there was found “copper, with sporadic appearance of low percentage of tin.”
- Three times the old blood-feud had broken into sporadic outbursts, and three men had been shot.
- The other two are genuinely new creations, if we except certain sporadic beginnings that occur in the transitional culture.