temporize

不及物动词拖延; 敷衍; 顺应时势; 暂时同意

1. 顺应时势：temporarytotaldisability暂时全部劳动能力丧失 | temporize顺应时势 | temporizer顺应时势者

2. 见风驶舵：temporize with 妥协 | temporize 见风驶舵 | temporizer 骑墙主义者

3. 见风使舵 顺应时世：temperate 节制的 | extemporization 即席演说 | temporize 见风使舵 顺应时世

4. 见风使舵：teem#充满 | temporize#见风使舵 | terminate#终结

temporize

1. Since he engaged Iran, it has continued to temporize and dissimulate over its nuclear programme.
    自从介入伊朗问题以来，伊朗就一直在核武器计划上见风使舵，装聋作哑。

2. Had the Reformation, after attaining a degree of success, consented to temporize to secure favor with the world, it would have been untrue to God and to itself, and would thus have ensured its own destruction.
    如果改革运动在取得一点成功之后，随即缓和下来，以讨世人的喜悦，那就是既不忠于上帝，又不忠于自己，而且必要注定自己的败亡。

3. And from this time he began to seek new alliances and to temporize with France in the expedition which she was making towards the kingdom of Naples against the Spaniards who were besieging Gaeta.
    因此，公爵开始寻求新的盟友。当法国向那波利王国进军反对正在围攻加埃塔的西班牙人的时候，公爵敷衍法国，他的意图就是保住自己的安全以免法国为患。

temporize

4. I can't permit you to temporize any longer.
    我不能允许你再拖延时间了。

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5. He is always temporize and be dislike by his classmate.
    我讨厌的一切都在他身上体现出来了。

6. When you look in her face, you're gonna feel the instinct to temporize.
    你看着她时会自然而然地想转变话题

7. But as the time pass by, they wouldsooner or later temporize and adopt military technology transformation in theirparticular way.
    但随着时间的推移，它们迟早都会顺应军事技术发展的历史潮流，以自己独特的方式进行军事技术转型。

8. She would balance and temporize endlessly before reaching a decision.
    她在做出决定前会不断地犹豫观望和见风使舵。

9. He kept talking, to temporize.
    他说个不停，以拖延时间。

10. EPA had attempted to temporize by allowing California to take " reasonable extra efforts " to comply.
    环境保护局一直想法拖延时间允许加利福尼亚采用合理的额外的努力去达标。

11. Celia had decided long ago she would never temporize on that.
      西莉亚早就认定，在这上面她绝不能妥协。

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12. His offers of compromise were mere rhetoric. temporize between two parties
      他提出的妥协只是废话

1. (为争取时间)拖延
    If you say that someone is temporizing, you mean that they keep doing unimportant things in order to delay something important such as making a decision or stating their real opinion.

    e.g. They are still temporizing in the face of what can only be described as a disaster...
           面临着显而易见的灾难，他们还在拖延时间。
    e.g. 'Not exactly, sir,' temporized Sloan.
           “不完全是这样，先生，”斯隆敷衍道。

1. He said he hopes that the United States will temporize to the trend instead of setting obstacles.

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