| 释义 |
dead-end
英音 [ ˌded ˈend ]
美音 [ ˌded ˈend ]
释义
adj. 无出路的；棘手的
vi. 到达尽头
例句
1·Waitressing was a dead -end job.
服务员这一工作没什么前途。
《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
2·He pitied people who were stuck in dead -end jobs.
他很同情那些工作上毫无前途的人。
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3·If you've successfully mustered the willpower to kick a bad habit or leave a dead -end job, you gain the confidence to confront other challenges.
如果你已经成功地鼓起勇气去戒掉一个坏习惯，或者离开一份没有出路的工作，你就会获得面对其他挑战的信心。
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