Definition of self-sustaining in English:

self-sustaining

adjective sɛlfsəˈsteɪnɪŋ

Able to continue in a healthy state without outside assistance.
自我维持的；独立生存的
the studies throw doubt on whether these businesses are really self-sustaining
研究使人对这些企业是否真的能够独立生存产生怀疑。
Example sentencesExamples
- An autopoietic system is basically a self-made and self-sustaining ensemble.
- We believe that self-sustaining populations of native species indicate a healthy or at least a recovering landscape.
- The aim was to ultimately make the savings and credit system self-sustaining, so that it would not rely on outside funding to keep the office and staff running.
- At that level, the $10,000 all-inclusive tuition is enough to make the program self-sustaining.
- He said that by careful planning, the school had been able to make their agricultural science programme self-sustaining.
- Described as ‘waterlogged wealth’, a wetland is a self-sustaining unit.
- The church currently maintains 13 ministries in Europe, many of which are not self-sustaining and run at a cost to parishioners based in Scotland.
- She has organized focus groups on barriers preventing community-based women from becoming self-sustaining.
- ‘Broad and self-sustaining growth is still not being observed,’ Hahlen added.
- A terrarium is a beautiful little self-contained, self-sustaining universe.
- Except in rare instances new democracies could not be regarded as self-sustaining, and might require constant correction of one kind or another.
- Essentially, once the loan system is put in place, you do away with subsidies as it becomes self-sustaining in 4 or 5 years.
- The battle becomes a self-sustaining goal unto itself.
- Ultimately, to qualify as being alive, an organism must be self-regulating and self-sustaining.
- Thus, by making trade fairer, it would not only save governments enormous sums of money but also allow those countries to be more self-sustaining.
- I actually consider them a great example of independent culture becoming self-sustaining and successful.
- The intensions were to create a seasonal fishing industry, a transatlantic operation if you will, not a self-sustaining society.
- Such regulation and mistaken views can become self-sustaining.
- Going back to a self-sustaining community is possible even in our cities, which generate the highest concentration of garbage.
- Our values, ideas and collective memories are not self-sustaining.
Synonyms
self-sufficient, self-reliant, self-standing, able to stand on one's own two feet, living on one's hump

Derivatives

self-sustained

adjective ˌsɛlfsəˈsteɪndˌsɛlfsəˈsteɪnd

Able to continue in a healthy state without outside assistance.
自我维持的；独立生存的
self-sustained independent businesses
Example sentencesExamples
- the technology is completely self-sustained and requires no external energy
- The project will displace millions of people and uproot their self-sustained living.
- This takeoff into self-sustained economic dominance can partly be explained by America's huge size, vast resources and the ingenuity of its rapidly burgeoning population.
- She pointed out that recently, the Chinese music community in Vancouver has become more self-sustained - hosting concerts that are barely mentioned outside of the community.

Rhymes

caning, entertaining, uncomplaining

Definition of self-sustaining in US English:

self-sustaining

adjectiveˈˌself səsˈtāniNG

Able to continue in a healthy state without outside assistance.
自我维持的；独立生存的
his puny farms were years from being self-sustaining
Example sentencesExamples
- The aim was to ultimately make the savings and credit system self-sustaining, so that it would not rely on outside funding to keep the office and staff running.
- A terrarium is a beautiful little self-contained, self-sustaining universe.
- Going back to a self-sustaining community is possible even in our cities, which generate the highest concentration of garbage.
- Thus, by making trade fairer, it would not only save governments enormous sums of money but also allow those countries to be more self-sustaining.
- ‘Broad and self-sustaining growth is still not being observed,’ Hahlen added.
- Ultimately, to qualify as being alive, an organism must be self-regulating and self-sustaining.
- At that level, the $10,000 all-inclusive tuition is enough to make the program self-sustaining.
- Such regulation and mistaken views can become self-sustaining.
- Essentially, once the loan system is put in place, you do away with subsidies as it becomes self-sustaining in 4 or 5 years.
- Except in rare instances new democracies could not be regarded as self-sustaining, and might require constant correction of one kind or another.
- I actually consider them a great example of independent culture becoming self-sustaining and successful.
- Our values, ideas and collective memories are not self-sustaining.
- She has organized focus groups on barriers preventing community-based women from becoming self-sustaining.
- We believe that self-sustaining populations of native species indicate a healthy or at least a recovering landscape.
- He said that by careful planning, the school had been able to make their agricultural science programme self-sustaining.
- The church currently maintains 13 ministries in Europe, many of which are not self-sustaining and run at a cost to parishioners based in Scotland.
- The intensions were to create a seasonal fishing industry, a transatlantic operation if you will, not a self-sustaining society.
- Described as ‘waterlogged wealth’, a wetland is a self-sustaining unit.
- An autopoietic system is basically a self-made and self-sustaining ensemble.
- The battle becomes a self-sustaining goal unto itself.
Synonyms
self-sufficient, self-reliant, self-standing, able to stand on one's own two feet, living on one's hump

单词	self-sustaining
释义	Definition of self-sustaining in English: self-sustaining adjective sɛlfsəˈsteɪnɪŋ Able to continue in a healthy state without outside assistance. 自我维持的；独立生存的 the studies throw doubt on whether these businesses are really self-sustaining 研究使人对这些企业是否真的能够独立生存产生怀疑。 Example sentencesExamples An autopoietic system is basically a self-made and self-sustaining ensemble. We believe that self-sustaining populations of native species indicate a healthy or at least a recovering landscape. The aim was to ultimately make the savings and credit system self-sustaining, so that it would not rely on outside funding to keep the office and staff running. At that level, the $10,000 all-inclusive tuition is enough to make the program self-sustaining. He said that by careful planning, the school had been able to make their agricultural science programme self-sustaining. Described as ‘waterlogged wealth’, a wetland is a self-sustaining unit. The church currently maintains 13 ministries in Europe, many of which are not self-sustaining and run at a cost to parishioners based in Scotland. She has organized focus groups on barriers preventing community-based women from becoming self-sustaining. ‘Broad and self-sustaining growth is still not being observed,’ Hahlen added. A terrarium is a beautiful little self-contained, self-sustaining universe. Except in rare instances new democracies could not be regarded as self-sustaining, and might require constant correction of one kind or another. Essentially, once the loan system is put in place, you do away with subsidies as it becomes self-sustaining in 4 or 5 years. The battle becomes a self-sustaining goal unto itself. Ultimately, to qualify as being alive, an organism must be self-regulating and self-sustaining. Thus, by making trade fairer, it would not only save governments enormous sums of money but also allow those countries to be more self-sustaining. I actually consider them a great example of independent culture becoming self-sustaining and successful. The intensions were to create a seasonal fishing industry, a transatlantic operation if you will, not a self-sustaining society. Such regulation and mistaken views can become self-sustaining. Going back to a self-sustaining community is possible even in our cities, which generate the highest concentration of garbage. Our values, ideas and collective memories are not self-sustaining. Synonyms self-sufficient, self-reliant, self-standing, able to stand on one's own two feet, living on one's hump Derivatives self-sustained adjective ˌsɛlfsəˈsteɪndˌsɛlfsəˈsteɪnd Able to continue in a healthy state without outside assistance. 自我维持的；独立生存的 self-sustained independent businesses Example sentencesExamples the technology is completely self-sustained and requires no external energy The project will displace millions of people and uproot their self-sustained living. This takeoff into self-sustained economic dominance can partly be explained by America's huge size, vast resources and the ingenuity of its rapidly burgeoning population. She pointed out that recently, the Chinese music community in Vancouver has become more self-sustained - hosting concerts that are barely mentioned outside of the community. Rhymes caning, entertaining, uncomplaining Definition of self-sustaining in US English: self-sustaining adjectiveˈˌself səsˈtāniNG Able to continue in a healthy state without outside assistance. 自我维持的；独立生存的 his puny farms were years from being self-sustaining Example sentencesExamples The aim was to ultimately make the savings and credit system self-sustaining, so that it would not rely on outside funding to keep the office and staff running. A terrarium is a beautiful little self-contained, self-sustaining universe. Going back to a self-sustaining community is possible even in our cities, which generate the highest concentration of garbage. Thus, by making trade fairer, it would not only save governments enormous sums of money but also allow those countries to be more self-sustaining. ‘Broad and self-sustaining growth is still not being observed,’ Hahlen added. Ultimately, to qualify as being alive, an organism must be self-regulating and self-sustaining. At that level, the $10,000 all-inclusive tuition is enough to make the program self-sustaining. Such regulation and mistaken views can become self-sustaining. Essentially, once the loan system is put in place, you do away with subsidies as it becomes self-sustaining in 4 or 5 years. Except in rare instances new democracies could not be regarded as self-sustaining, and might require constant correction of one kind or another. I actually consider them a great example of independent culture becoming self-sustaining and successful. Our values, ideas and collective memories are not self-sustaining. She has organized focus groups on barriers preventing community-based women from becoming self-sustaining. We believe that self-sustaining populations of native species indicate a healthy or at least a recovering landscape. He said that by careful planning, the school had been able to make their agricultural science programme self-sustaining. The church currently maintains 13 ministries in Europe, many of which are not self-sustaining and run at a cost to parishioners based in Scotland. The intensions were to create a seasonal fishing industry, a transatlantic operation if you will, not a self-sustaining society. Described as ‘waterlogged wealth’, a wetland is a self-sustaining unit. An autopoietic system is basically a self-made and self-sustaining ensemble. The battle becomes a self-sustaining goal unto itself. Synonyms self-sufficient, self-reliant, self-standing, able to stand on one's own two feet, living on one's hump
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