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contingent

/kәn'tindʒәnt/

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📖 中文释义

  1. a. 或许发生的, 附随的, 偶然发生的
  2. n. 偶然事件, 分遣队

🧩 词形变化

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💬 双语例句

  1. The best-designed policies are always contingent on local conditions, making use of pre-existing advantages and seeking to overcome domestic constraints. That is why successful reforms often do not travel well.

    最佳设计的政策总是取决于当地情况,利用现有优势并且努力克服国内限制条件。 这就是为何成功的改革不能总是照搬。 毕竟,改革并非温室作物,可以随意在任何土壤中移植。

  2. Of course, some of the big-ticket items in an economic engagement policy will remain contingent on progress in security arrangements and peninsular denuclearization. But North Korea and the international community can already take some substantive steps.

    当然,经济接触政策中的一些重大事项仍将取决于安全保障安排以及半岛无核化的进展;不过,朝鲜以及国际社会已经可以迈出一些实质性的步伐了。

  3. Digital job platforms also make it easier for businesses to hire and fire workers on temporary contingent contracts. This creates the potential for a race to the bottom, with employers competing on labor costs through regulatory arbitrage.

    数字就业平台也方便了企业通过临时意外合同雇佣和解雇劳动者。 这营造了一种竞相杀价的氛围,导致雇主通过监管套利等方式在劳动力成本方面展开竞争。

🔵 同义词

🔗 常用搭配

contingent liabilitiescontingent credit linecontingent employment relationshipscontingent liabilities generatedoffering alternative contingentalternative contingentbudget contingentcontingent liability
📘 English Definition(英文释义)
  1. n. a gathering of persons representative of some larger group
  2. n. a temporary military unit
  3. s. possible but not certain to occur
  4. s. determined by conditions or circumstances that follow