abject

/'æbdʒekt/

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📖 中文释义

  1. a. 绝望无助的, 可怜的, 糟透的, 卑鄙的, 自卑的
  2. [法] 卑鄙的, 卑下的, 可怜的

💬 双语例句

  1. We are the first generation in human history with the means to pull every person on the planet out of abject poverty. There is enough money in the world.

    纵观人类历史,我们这代人第一次有能力让地球上所有人从赤贫当中摆脱。 实现目标的资金十分充足。 关键在于我们如何更明智的利用。

  2. Sudan has been ravaged for decades by bitter conflicts rooted in abject poverty, struggles over resources, and ethnic and religious tensions. But, despite widespread depravity and injustice, we also found a remarkable resilience and optimism.

    尽管腐败和不公随处可见,但我们同样感受到惊人的乐观和适应力。 就像全世界人民一样,苏丹人民也决心为子女和孙辈建设更美好的生活。 他们渴望和平、稳定,渴望在决定国家未来时获得发言权。 他们想得到教育和经济机会,帮助自己和家人摆脱贫困。

  3. Inspiring and hopeful as these events were, the road to liberal democracy in the Middle East is likely to be extremely disappointing in the near to medium term, and the Bush administration’s efforts to build a regional policy around it are heading toward abject failure.

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🔗 常用搭配

abject povertyabject poverty strugglesabject failureheading toward abjectrooted in abject
📘 English Definition(英文释义)
  1. s. of the most contemptible kind
  2. s. most unfortunate or miserable
  3. s. showing utter resignation or hopelessness
  4. s. showing humiliation or submissiveness