英语词汇“pressing”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

pressing

/ˈprɛsɪŋ

adjective

1Requiring quick or immediate action or attention: inflation was the most pressing problem he had pressing business in Scotland...

After all, there are only two ways to divert the attention of the international community from the more pressing and immediate problems of abject hunger and poverty.
Most pertinent among them is the country's economic situation, which has wiped out people's savings and focused their attention on more pressing matters.
The Government has been accused of targeting the drinks industry unfairly to divert public attention from more pressing issues.

Synonyms

urgent, critical, crucial, acute, desperate, serious, grave, dire, drastic, burning, extreme, life-and-death

important, of the utmost importance, high-priority, pivotal, critical, crucial, compelling, demanding, necessary, key, vital;

imperative, essential, of the essence;

inescapable

1.1Expressing something strongly or persistently: a pressing invitation...

She says she won't come back to California, nor will she go to France despite a pressing invitation.
What is needed, as this book shows, is a feeling for the persistence of the past, a pressing curiosity, and a passionate interest in the precise details of place.
But the pressing darkness, the incessant bass thumping of her heart…

Synonyms

insistent, persistent, determined, resolute, tenacious, obstinate, dogged, unrelenting, importunate;

repeated, unremitting, continuous, incessant, demanding, entreating, clamorous

rare exigent

noun

1An act or instance of applying force or weight to something: pure-grade olive oil is the product of the second or third pressings...

There can be oil, however, from second or even third pressings of the oil.
It is the largest single location of pressings and full systems engineering in Europe.
The grape pulp could be subject to a second pressing, or even, after being soaked for a day, a third, to produce a thin drink for slaves.

2A record or other object made by the application of force or weight.The sonics, a major improvement over the original harsh and thin-sounding early digital pressings, warrant repurchase for those who love these performances....

Surman had gathered a few of his mates for a farewell jam session in an East End recording studio, and though a few test pressings were made, the master tapes were lost for over 30 years.
All records issued with picture covers unless stated. Test pressings are w/o picture covers unless stated.

2.1A series of objects pressed at one time: the EP sold out its first pressing in one day...

He also granted an injunction effectively banning future use of that part of the lyric which infringed copyright, and preventing any new pressings of the recording.
After that pressing, strict black and white was used, and most versions looked like something produced on a gas station copy machine.
Parton's first singles, released in pressings of only a few hundred copies, went out under the name the Go!

Derivatives

pressingly

/ˈprɛsɪŋli/ adverb ...

First, we can note that experiences and reactions can become diffused and adopted by others outside the social location that most pressingly experiences the frustrations Merton identifies.
I don't use it often, but it's there, if you've something pressingly important that you can't put in one of those e-mails no-one ever sends me…
Most pressingly, perhaps, refugees had sheltered in this isolated part of Afghanistan for protection and had to be moved to a healthier location.

单词	pressing
释义	pressing /ˈprɛsɪŋ / adjective 1Requiring quick or immediate action or attention: inflation was the most pressing problem he had pressing business in Scotland... After all, there are only two ways to divert the attention of the international community from the more pressing and immediate problems of abject hunger and poverty. Most pertinent among them is the country's economic situation, which has wiped out people's savings and focused their attention on more pressing matters. The Government has been accused of targeting the drinks industry unfairly to divert public attention from more pressing issues. Synonyms urgent, critical, crucial, acute, desperate, serious, grave, dire, drastic, burning, extreme, life-and-death important, of the utmost importance, high-priority, pivotal, critical, crucial, compelling, demanding, necessary, key, vital; imperative, essential, of the essence; inescapable 1.1Expressing something strongly or persistently: a pressing invitation... She says she won't come back to California, nor will she go to France despite a pressing invitation. What is needed, as this book shows, is a feeling for the persistence of the past, a pressing curiosity, and a passionate interest in the precise details of place. But the pressing darkness, the incessant bass thumping of her heart… Synonyms insistent, persistent, determined, resolute, tenacious, obstinate, dogged, unrelenting, importunate; repeated, unremitting, continuous, incessant, demanding, entreating, clamorous rare exigent noun 1An act or instance of applying force or weight to something: pure-grade olive oil is the product of the second or third pressings... There can be oil, however, from second or even third pressings of the oil. It is the largest single location of pressings and full systems engineering in Europe. The grape pulp could be subject to a second pressing, or even, after being soaked for a day, a third, to produce a thin drink for slaves. 2A record or other object made by the application of force or weight.The sonics, a major improvement over the original harsh and thin-sounding early digital pressings, warrant repurchase for those who love these performances.... Surman had gathered a few of his mates for a farewell jam session in an East End recording studio, and though a few test pressings were made, the master tapes were lost for over 30 years. All records issued with picture covers unless stated. Test pressings are w/o picture covers unless stated. 2.1A series of objects pressed at one time: the EP sold out its first pressing in one day... He also granted an injunction effectively banning future use of that part of the lyric which infringed copyright, and preventing any new pressings of the recording. After that pressing, strict black and white was used, and most versions looked like something produced on a gas station copy machine. Parton's first singles, released in pressings of only a few hundred copies, went out under the name the Go! Derivatives pressingly /ˈprɛsɪŋli/ adverb ... First, we can note that experiences and reactions can become diffused and adopted by others outside the social location that most pressingly experiences the frustrations Merton identifies. I don't use it often, but it's there, if you've something pressingly important that you can't put in one of those e-mails no-one ever sends me… Most pressingly, perhaps, refugees had sheltered in this isolated part of Afghanistan for protection and had to be moved to a healthier location. Rhymes blessing, distressing, dressing, Lessing, unprepossessing
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