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temporary adj.暂时的；临时的n.临时工 (1) 他暂时丧失了记忆。(2) 我对你的爱意,并不是暂时的疯狂。(3) 双方达成了临时协议。(4) 我雇用一位年轻妇女当临时秘书。(5) 这些简陋的小屋可改装为临时住宅。(6) 老板雇佣了一些临时工。(7) 她在办公室做临时雇员。 The adjective temporary is used to describe something that isn't permanent or lasts only a short time. Its roots are in the Latin word tempus, meaning "time or season." An employee who isn't a permanent addition to the staff is temporary and in this use, the word is often shortened to temp. The lull in the wind and rain is only temporary, because you know you are in the eye of the storm.

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英 ['temprəri] 美 ['tempəreri] (1) He suffered a temporary loss of memory.(2) My love for you is not a temporary madness.(3) The two parties procured a temporary agreement.(4) I engaged a young woman as a temporary secretary.(5) The huts can be made into temporary houses.(6) The boss hired some temporary workers.(7) She works in the office as a temporary. Use the adjective temporary to describe something that is not permanent. "Oh my goodness! That's a tattoo," your mother might shriek. You might tell her not to worry, since it's only temporary, and will wear off in a few days. 1[ADJ 形容词]暂时的；临时的；短暂的 Something that is temporary lasts for only a limited time. His job here is only temporary...他在这儿的工作只是临时的。Most adolescent problems are temporary.多数青少年问题是暂时性的。...a temporary loss of memory.暂时失记temporarilyThe peace agreement has at least temporarily halted the civil war...该和平协定至少暂时停止了内战。Checkpoints between the two zones were temporarily closed.那两个地区之间的检查站被临时关闭。

英语单词	temporary
英美音标	英 ['temprəri] 美 ['tempəreri]
中文释义	adj.暂时的；临时的 n.临时工
英语例句	(1) He suffered a temporary loss of memory. (2) My love for you is not a temporary madness. (3) The two parties procured a temporary agreement. (4) I engaged a young woman as a temporary secretary. (5) The huts can be made into temporary houses. (6) The boss hired some temporary workers. (7) She works in the office as a temporary.
中文例句	(1) 他暂时丧失了记忆。 (2) 我对你的爱意,并不是暂时的疯狂。 (3) 双方达成了临时协议。 (4) 我雇用一位年轻妇女当临时秘书。 (5) 这些简陋的小屋可改装为临时住宅。 (6) 老板雇佣了一些临时工。 (7) 她在办公室做临时雇员。
vocabulary简明	Use the adjective temporary to describe something that is not permanent. "Oh my goodness! That's a tattoo," your mother might shriek. You might tell her not to worry, since it's only temporary, and will wear off in a few days.
vocabulary扩展	The adjective temporary is used to describe something that isn't permanent or lasts only a short time. Its roots are in the Latin word tempus, meaning "time or season." An employee who isn't a permanent addition to the staff is temporary and in this use, the word is often shortened to temp. The lull in the wind and rain is only temporary, because you know you are in the eye of the storm.
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ 形容词]暂时的；临时的；短暂的 Something that is temporary lasts for only a limited time. His job here is only temporary... 他在这儿的工作只是临时的。 Most adolescent problems are temporary. 多数青少年问题是暂时性的。 ...a temporary loss of memory. 暂时失记 temporarily The peace agreement has at least temporarily halted the civil war... 该和平协定至少暂时停止了内战。 Checkpoints between the two zones were temporarily closed. 那两个地区之间的检查站被临时关闭。

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