单词 | sporadic |
释义 | sporadic (spərædɪk ) adjective Sporadic occurrences of something happen at irregular intervals. ...a year of sporadic fighting over northern France. The sound of sporadic shooting could still be heard. Synonyms: intermittent, occasional, scattered, isolated sporadically adverb [ADVERB with verb] The distant thunder from the coast continued sporadically. He attends school sporadically. Collocations: sporadic bursts The action unfolds in sporadic bursts, lending the game a high-strung intensity. Times, Sunday Times Some warm weather will return, but in sporadic bursts with the north receiving strong winds and rain. Times, Sunday Times Outside, sporadic bursts of automatic gunfire mingled with the whirr of helicopters and the screech of ambulance sirens. Times, Sunday Times The city by night became increasingly anarchic with sporadic bursts of gunfire. Times, Sunday Times This they duly accomplished with little fuss against opponents who showed sporadic bursts of courage, but who were outmuscled at the rucks and outflanked out wide. ST They have had only sporadic contact since. Times, Sunday Times (2011) She claims that she had sporadic contact with her alleged father. Times, Sunday Times (2013) A year of sporadic contact passed. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The area has seen sporadic protests over several days. Times, Sunday Times As has been the case for decades, there have been sporadic protests about soaring executive pay. Times, Sunday Times Yesterday a wary calm was broken by sporadic protests in the border area. Times, Sunday Times After the end of each siege, violent suppression of sporadic protests continued throughout the following months. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The decision also elicited sporadic protests from various business groups. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Sporadic violence, which soon grew into full-scale rioting, began after police moved in to arrest pickpockets who they said were working among the carnival crowd. Times, Sunday Times Sugar workers attempted another strike in 1880, and both growers and workers resorted to sporadic violence. Smithsonian Mag The island has suffered sporadic violence since then but nothing on the scale of yesterday's attacks. Times, Sunday Times Next may come a stage of peaceful political activity, and then one of confrontation with a specific regime that can lead to sporadic violence. The Times Literary Supplement The prison has been hit with sporadic violence in its 130-year existence. Chicago Sun-Times Translations: Chinese: 零星的 Japanese: 散発的な |
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