short-lived

英 [ˌʃɔːt ˈlɪvd]

美 [ˌʃɔːrt ˈlɪvd]

adj.  短暂的

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牛津词典

adj.

• 短暂的
  lasting only for a short time

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 短暂的;昙花一现的
  Something that isshort-liveddoes not last very long.
  1. Any hope that the speech would end the war was short-lived...
     期待这场演讲能结束战争的希望很快便破灭了。
  2. Chantal told Martine about her short-lived marriage.
     尚塔尔跟马丁内谈起她短暂的婚姻。

英英释义

adj

• lasting a very short time
  1. the ephemeral joys of childhood
  2. a passing fancy
  3. youth's transient beauty
  4. love is transitory but it is eternal
  5. fugacious blossoms
  Synonym:ephemeralpassingtransienttransitoryfugacious

双语例句

• But the short-lived, long before the Mongols to fight it because it needs horse.
  但是好景不长，没过多久，因为和蒙古人打仗需要马。
• But victory was short-lived.
  但胜利是短暂的。
• But its effect on the yen proved short-lived.
  但此举对日元产生的效果只是短暂的。
• The short-lived adverse effects are nevertheless likely to be outweighed by long-term benefits of invasive dental work.
  然而，短暂的负性影响可能被有创性牙科工作的长期益处远远压倒。
• Inventory adjustments are generally cyclical and short-lived.
  库存调整是普遍的周期性和短暂的。
• But with the short-lived fix, his myopia improved.
  在随后的短期修正后，他的近视的确得到了改善。
• So even these short-lived best times is not certain for remaining with you.
  所以，即使是这短暂的二、三十年的美好年华也不一定与你相伴。
• In recent years, terrorism in New York and London has caused sharp, but short-lived, shocks to the financial system.
  近几年纽约和伦敦发生的恐怖事件已经对金融系统造成了强烈而又短暂的冲击。
• Following the Russian Revolution in 1917, Ukraine had a short-lived period of independence ( 1917-20).
  在俄国1917年革命之后，乌克兰迎来了一段短暂的独立（1917-20年）。
• Well, this is interesting, cute fonts, but in point of fact they were short-lived.
  非常有趣，字体很可爱，但实际上，它们的存在都很短暂。