| 单词 | stopgap |
| 释义 | stopgapWord family adjectivestoplessstoppedstop-gonounstoppagestopperstoppingstopbankstopcockstopgapstoplightstopoverstopwatchverbstop stop·gap /ˈstɒpɡæp $ ˈstɑːp-/ noun [countableC] TEMPORARYsomething or someone that you use for a short time until you can replace them with something better 权宜之计；临时替代的物[人] It’s only a stopgap measure, not a long-term solution. 那只是权宜之计，不是长期的解决方案。 Examples from the Corpus stopgap• It is not a stopgap but a proper part of the cinematic arts.• But Legacy was more of a stopgap than a serious WordStar product, a tester, you might say.• The first house we bought was only a stopgap, until we could afford something we really liked.• The Senate has passed a stopgap funding measure.• They find themselves indulging in crisis management and employing stopgap solutions and holding operations.• This move proved a mere stopgap until the appearance of the last pre-republican premier, the moderate conservative Shahpur Bakhtiar.• Retaining employees means less time and money wasted on recruiting and training temporary stopgaps.• For quite some time many people will find a job to be a workable stopgap solution to the need for an income. stopgap measure• With the tens of thousands of people pouring in each year, every-thing was a stopgap measure.• Educational grants and salary boosts could certainly help the careers of some nurses, but these are stopgap measures. |
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