normality

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• In Japan “normality” means steering interest rates gradually to somewhere around 2%.
  在日本，“常態(tài)”意味著逐步指導(dǎo)利率達(dá)到2％左右。
• But in a country with a razor-thin line between normality and emergency it is worth asking: what happens next?
  但是對(duì)這樣一個(gè)緊急和常態(tài)就一線之差的國(guó)家而言，我們值得一問(wèn)：接下來(lái)會(huì)怎樣？
• Unless the person being psychologically profiled wants to shirk criminal responsibility or can see themselves as a danger to themselves or others, it makes sense to want to establish "normality".
  除非接受心理測(cè)試者試圖逃避刑事責(zé)任，或是設(shè)想自己于己于人會(huì)構(gòu)成危險(xiǎn)，否則證實(shí)自己“常態(tài)”的想法還是情有可原的。

原聲例句

• She says these spaces have recreational and school learning equipment to help children get back to some semblance of normality.
• The so-called Global Political Agreement was an interim set of rules to normalize the tense political situation, and to set the country back on the road to normality through a revised constitution and eventually new elections.

權(quán)威例句

• Suddenly, they are in her apartment, and the veneer of normality is soon losing its glow.
  NEWYORKER: Laureate of Terror
• These restore a sense of normality despite the difficulties of daily life in the camps.
  UNESCO: CULTURE
• Any normality will be as flimsy as the new headquarters now hastily being put up.
  ECONOMIST: Russia and Chechnya
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