| 单词 | recent |
| 释义 | recent (riːsənt ) adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] B1 A recent event or period of time happened only a short while ago. In the most recent attack one man was shot dead and two others were wounded. Sales have fallen by more than 75 percent in recent years. Synonyms: not long past, just gone, occurring recently Collocations: recent release Each of this trio of hugely successful writers proves with his most recent release that doing the unusual can deliver handsomely, at least in literary terms. ST Now 44 in 1999 was the biggest selling in the series, with 2.3 million albums compared with about 900,000 for the most recent release. Times, Sunday Times Due to the recent release of the new diagnostic criteria, the shift in classification and diagnoses will be gradual. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The most recent release was made in early 2004. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 In addition, there are several video game adaptations with the most recent release in 2008 being a real-time strategy game. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Another recent report reckons people prefer fake news to real news. The Sun (2018) On average these costs are not justified by higher returns,' the watchdog said in a recent report. Times, Sunday Times (2017) The recent report on last summer's riots blamed them in part on poor parenting. The Sun (2012) He grabbed a copy of his predecessor's most recent report and in three hours had rewritten it. WALL GAMES (2001) He describes the recent revelation that many small meat-eating dinosaurs were feathered. The Times Literary Supplement That relaxed affability explains his recent revelation that he won't fight a third election as leader. Times, Sunday Times The success has scarcely been tarnished by the recent revelation that she has a therapeutic use exemption for asthma, although she has scarcely even used an inhaler in competitions. Times, Sunday Times Has no one learnt anything from recent revelations about the effects of plastic on marine health? Times, Sunday Times Those involved in the game at an amateur level are appalled by the recent revelations, and are eager for a swift resolution. Times, Sunday Times Although marketed as a supplement to reduce enlargement of the prostate, a recent review of all the evidence found little benefit compared to a placebo. Times, Sunday Times Only two in five said they backed the recommendations in a recent review for the government to cut fees from £9,250 to £7,500 a year. Times,Sunday Times A recent review of 31 studies found that sugar consumption could make people feel more tired. The Sun A recent review of my wallet revealed no fewer than a dozen loyalty cards for various high-street outlets and coffee shops. Times, Sunday Times It follows a recent review of the international outsourcing group's sprawling empire and the decision to get rid of businesses that are not shaping up. Times, Sunday Times The most recent revival in folk revivalism happened half a century ago, when traditional song enjoyed a brief moment of youth culture cool. The Times Literary Supplement Boosted by a recent revival in the aerospace market and rising titanium prices, profits have grown 97% a year from 1.2m in 2003 to 9.2m in 2006. Times, Sunday Times However, the recent revival may not yet be a turning point. Times, Sunday Times A source with knowledge of field sports said he had been told of a recent revival in cockfighting. Times, Sunday Times This raises more doubts about whether the recent revival in the housing market will be sustained. Times, Sunday Times In cash terms, the recent rise above $40 happened only in 2004. Times, Sunday Times (2008) This is almost certainly responsible for a recent rise in the number of cases of cervical cancer in this age group. The Sun (2009) Ah, but the recent rise in the oil price gives cartel members confidence that the pact is working and should discourage them from cheating. Times, Sunday Times (2017) The recent rise in house prices should be put in perspective. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The depressed economy has undoubtedly played a part in the recent rise in student numbers. Times, Sunday Times (2013) One, a retired employee of a non-profit organization said he had sustained financial losses as the result of a recent scandal. Globe and Mail A recent scandal involving the sale of hundreds of thousands of ineffective vaccines was played down in state media with any meaningful public discussion of the issue online blocked. Times, Sunday Times Recent scandal has caused several structural changes to the school's administration and academic curriculum, including the separation of the school into different academies. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Recent scandals must have left the place smelling like a month-old fish supper. The Sun In light of recent scandals, perhaps it's a magnificent boon. Christianity Today The recent spate of greenshoots stories are all founded on a growing scarcity of property for sale. Times, Sunday Times Over past decades, their habitat and range has shrunk significantly and a recent spate of cold, wet summers has been disastrous for them. Times, Sunday Times Nevertheless, he finds it harder to fend off questions about a more recent spate of headlines - this time regarding the circumstances of his own appointment. Times, Sunday Times No wonder it was used by the bucketload during the recent spate of fashion shows. Times, Sunday Times You only have to look at the recent spate of recipe books on frugal cooking to gau ge the current foodie zeitgeist. Times, Sunday Times A recent study showed that swilling the mouth (and not swallowing) with a sports drink tricks the brain into conserving energy. Times, Sunday Times (2010) One recent study showed that yoga reduced stress hormones such as cortisol. Times, Sunday Times (2007) A recent study points to arid regions growing drier and wetter regions having more intense rains. Times, Sunday Times (2012) One recent study found that blank, boxy buildings can cause not just boredom but stress. Times, Sunday Times (2016) According to a recent study, doctrine and church beliefs were found to be the most important reasons why adults switch churches. Christianity Today (2000) The recent success in agritourism is a manifestation of that. Times, Sunday Times (2007) If a profit and loss account were to be produced measuring the political parties' recent success in dealing with business, the bottom line would surely be zero. Times, Sunday Times (2015) If anything she appeared inhibited by her recent success and failed to impose her personality on the contest. Times, Sunday Times (2010) They open against a Biarritz team long on European pedigree and short on recent success. Times, Sunday Times (2012) A recent surge in inflation and an unsustainably high budget deficit have added to the pressure. Times, Sunday Times The recent surge in facemask-related aggro, however, has led me to reconsider my previously settled and perhaps complacent view of our national character. Times,Sunday Times Swamped by a recent surge in arrivals, the authorities have stepped up deportations, which are running at more than 300 a day. Times, Sunday Times This has culminated in the ghastly recent surge in poaching. Times, Sunday Times The new-found interest in playing at home comes after a recent surge in the popularity of internet gaming rooms. Times, Sunday Times But he says his recent trip to a hypnotherapist to improve his darts had failed to work. The Sun My other stand out moment was a recent trip up north. The Sun Apparently, there are signs posted advising of this, but on a recent trip we didn't see any. Times, Sunday Times On a recent trip to a restaurant, the cartel breaker and self-styled consumer champion fell apart. Times, Sunday Times On my recent trip to the top, the last 200ft was thick with mist. Times, Sunday Times This week's game is a win by the world champion from his recent visit to Brazil. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Di had also divulged that Patsy and Joanne had called in on Hugh, during their recent visit to their old stamping ground. MR GOLIGHTLY'S HOLIDAY (2003) A recent visit to a nurse showed that she is 5lb underweight but otherwise healthy. The Sun (2010) On a recent visit to the gym, the check-in gal asked me to wear a wristband. Christianity Today (2000) The more recent works are anthologies of earlier concerns, in more permanent materials. The Times Literary Supplement (2017) The American minimalist has a weekend to himself, with some of his recent works and pieces by those he has influenced. Times, Sunday Times (2011) It will also present the most recent works being done to improve antimonial chemotherapy. 2009, 'Pentavalent Antimonials: New Perspectives for Old Drugs', Molecules There was also a question mark in her family's relatively recent history. Times, Sunday Times Some wondered at the relatively recent arrival of the board. Times, Sunday Times Even the clusters of green florets that most of us know simply as broccoli (though, in fact, they're called calabrese) are relatively recent. Times, Sunday Times Instead, you can keep your fund invested for ever in a relatively recent alternative to annuities: income drawdown schemes. Times, Sunday Times Comes from the right area in the weights and has had a relatively recent run. The Sun Translations: Chinese: 新近的 Japanese: 最近の |
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