imminent

形容词迫在眉睫; （通常指不愉快的事）即将发生的; 迫切的，危急的; 逼近的

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1. 迫在眉睫：根据当初的国家安全战略,发动对伊拉克战争的逻辑是这样展开的:当遇到迫在眉睫(imminent)的威胁时,美国有权发动先发制人的军事进攻,以达到自卫目的. 这种迫在眉睫的威胁,可以是恐怖袭击的企图和准备,

2. 即将来临的：immigration 迁居移民 | imminent 即将来临的 | immortal 不朽的

3. 逼近的：frigid#严寒的;冷淡的 | imminent#逼近的 | spacious#广大的

1. (尤指不愉快的事)临近的，即将发生的，逼近的
    If you say that something is imminent, especially something unpleasant, you mean it is almost certain to happen very soon.

    e.g. There appeared no imminent danger...
           眼前似乎没有危险。
    e.g. They warned that an attack is imminent.
           他们警告袭击即将发生。

1. imminent的翻译

1. The national car industry faces big challenges with China's imminent entry into the World Trade Organization.

2. He based his judgment on evidence and reasoning and rejected the notion that recent earthquakes were a premonition to imminent human catastrophe.

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3. Mitigation of climate change is a long and arduous challenge, while adaptation to it is a more present and imminent task for developing countries.

4. CBS News discussed general guidelines in the days when it became clear that the execution was imminent.

5. Adjusting income distribution relations properly is the necessary and imminent requirement for boosting consumption and promoting stable and sustainable economic development.

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6. They may impose administrative measures to curb investment demand, although no imminent monetary tightening measures are expected.

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7. Though no imminent monetary tightening measures are expected, analysts said the government may impose administrative measures to curb investment demand.

8. Some of the victims may have taken flight and made it to safety had they been more conscious of their imminent peril.

9. The market mechanism is exerting pressure on only the most realistic of companies, indicating no imminent upturn in pace of industry consolidation.

10. The two inflation graphs suggest an imminent rebound of consumer prices is unlikely.

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