avoidance

名词逃避; 职位空缺; 废止; 无效

1. 避免：在这个模型中,个体在每期决定是否消费成瘾性物品之前可以先选择三种生活方式:放任(exposure),这种情况下,个体进入热认知模式的可能性最大;避免(avoidance),即个体有意识地去避开可能引发热认知模式的环境因素,从而减少了进入热认知模式的可能性;

2. 逃 避：4.逃避 逃避(avoidance)是一个与未完成情结相关的概念. 它所指的是人们用来避免面对未完成情结、避免去体验未竟情境所引发的不愉快情绪所使用的工具. 皮尔斯认为,大多数人都宁可逃避体验痛苦的情绪,而不愿去做必要的改变. 因此,

3. 废止：rance)和废止(avoidance) 10.关键交易和日常交易 11.谈判心理学 三、观念 四、利益的冲突 五、历史的经济中枢第3章 魁奈 一、自然秩序 二、道德秩序第4章 休谟与佩尔斯 一、稀缺性 二、从习惯到习俗 三、实用主义 四、从自然到运行中的机构第5章 亚当斯密 一、 利己与互利 二、自由、安全、平等、财产 三、劳动痛苦、劳动力

1. 避免
    Avoidance of someone or something is the act of avoiding them.

    e.g. ...the avoidance of stress.
           避免压力

1. The taxation agreement will cover issues such as the taxation rights of each government, the avoidance of double taxation and mutual assistance on taxation matters.

2. Fortunately, the Traffic Collision Avoidance System kicked in on both planes.

3. The fear of weight gain becomes pathological and the suppression of hunger and the avoidance of food can lead to metabolic and hormonal disorders.

4. Both sides agreed to work towards an early start of negotiations on agreements on avoidance of double taxation and investment promotion and protection.

5. avoidance的翻译

5. When the excessive weight loss and avoidance of eating finally become obvious to family members, they may seek medical help.

6. The investigation was Google's latest entanglement with European fiscal authorities following similar tax avoidance allegations in France and Britain.

7. Such tax avoidance is legal and common among very rich people but it has been turned into an issue by the Obama campaign.

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8. Bush reiterated opposition to " Taiwan independence " yesterday and called for avoidance of " confrontational and provocative " actions that destroy stability across the Straits.

9. Designed to teach the basics for those who are curious, this week's practice consists of basic tackling and avoidance techniques.

10. This latter role will become ever more important with growing international cooperation in fighting tax evasion and avoidance.

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