网络释义英英释义
self-imposed time 由个人支配的时间 ; 自身占用的时间 ; 自我判予时间
self-imposed exile 自我放逐 ; 自愿承担的流放
self-imposed stress 自加压力
self-imposed delay 自我延迟范式 ; 自我延迟方法 ; 自我延迟满足 ; 延迟满足
self-imposed worship 私意崇拜
self imposed 课于自身
self-imposed delay of gratification 自我延迟满足
Self-imposed task 自愿接受的任务
self-imposed [ 'selfim'pəuzd ]
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adj.
voluntarily assumed or endured
"self-imposed exile"
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柯林斯英汉双解大词典
self-imposed
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ADJ A self-imposed restriction, task, or situation is one that you have deliberately created or accepted for yourself. 自愿承担的; 自己强加的
例：He returned home after eleven years of self-imposed exile.
经历了11年的自我流放后他回家了。
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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He returned home after eleven years of self-imposed exile.
经历了11年的自我流放后他回家了。
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What does Maryanne Taylor think of self-imposed sleeplessness?
玛丽安·泰勒如何看待自我强加的失眠？
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Self-imposed sleeplessness has "become a bit of a status symbol", says Taylor, a misguided measure to prove how powerful and productive you are.
泰勒说，自我强加的失眠“在某种程度上已经成为一种地位的象征”， 用这种方法来证明自己有多么强大和高效是具有误导性的。
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Franny again cleared her throat. Apparently, her self-imposed sentence of unadulterated good listenership had been fully served. "Why?" she asked.
弗兰尼又清了喉咙，他的自欺式的自白得到了倾听,遇到了好听众，为什么，她问。
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He was beginning to join ranks with those early seventeenth-century English Protestants who imposed upon themselves rigorous and strict codes of behavior and self-denial, and who were increasingly being called by their enemies Puritans.
他要开始加入,17世纪早期英国新教徒的行列,那些人把严格的行为准则和自我否认,强加到自己身上，还不断被敌人称为清教徒。
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