Definition of stopgap in English:

stopgap

nounˈstɒpɡapˈstɑpˌɡæp

A temporary way of dealing with a problem or satisfying a need.
权宜之计
transplants are only a stopgap until more sophisticated alternatives can work
在有更先进的可行办法之前，器官移植只是一项权宜之计。
Example sentencesExamples
- The monarchical institutions established in 1814 were thus no more than a temporary stopgap.
- That effort was described as a stopgap until the broader branding effort was set.
- As a stopgap measure, water distribution is being regulated with the flow being turned on at certain times while they look for other solutions to the problem.
- The changes are simply a stopgap measure to prop up a program drowning in red ink.
- While eating vegetables is the most nutritious way to go, drinking them is a handy stopgap - and far better for your body than grabbing a soda.
- Face it - we've more or less destroyed this planet, and what we need now is a stopgap until the technology exists to move on to the next one.
- The nursery was so oversubscribed there was no space when she needed it, forcing her to find a stopgap at short notice, where Ella had to stay for four months.
- Even if the situation demands that you do something at the moment, let it be clear to everyone that it is a stopgap measure.
- Global moderation was my first stopgap, because the comments were being swamped with adverts.
- As a stopgap measure, I used a sanding disc and bevel knife to make the hole bearable to bowl with until I could get my ball fully repaired in the pro shop.
- Welfare would now be an emergency stopgap between jobs, not a reward that government gives you for being poor for as long as you stay poor.
- Their solution is probably a stopgap, just like the quick fixes the present government give to their monsoon-damaged roads.
- Their idea for mandatory sales targets to manufacture greener cars is good, but only as a stopgap measure.
- That's the thing about ‘interim’ constitutions: They're stopgaps and place-holders until the real thing can be thrashed out.
- Forest sinks are therefore only a stopgap measure - but they are a useful one, and an essential part of the policy mix.
- As a stopgap measure, many companies store passwords for these systems in files like spreadsheets and simple databases.
- There's a reason for this: EPs and singles tend to serve as stopgaps in the rock world, small offerings to keep the masses entertained and hungry between albums.
- However, yesterday, the muddy white sheets were also on their way to the dump after being used as a stopgap measure to hold back the floods.
- Colchester Council has put in a pump as a stopgap solution, but says the real problem is a wrangle over a blocked drain.
- We are one small piece of the stopgap of community services trying to avoid a major crisis in homelessness and of lack of affordable accommodation in Lismore.
Synonyms
temporary solution, improvisation, expedient, makeshift, last resort
substitute, stand-in
temporary, provisional, interim, pro tem, short-term, working, makeshift, improvised, emergency, impromptu, rough and ready
caretaker, acting, stand-in, fill-in
Nautical jury-rigged, jury
rare expediential

Definition of stopgap in US English:

stopgap

nounˈstɑpˌɡæpˈstäpˌɡap

A temporary way of dealing with a problem or satisfying a need.
权宜之计
transplants are only a stopgap until more sophisticated alternatives can work
在有更先进的可行办法之前，器官移植只是一项权宜之计。
Example sentencesExamples
- As a stopgap measure, water distribution is being regulated with the flow being turned on at certain times while they look for other solutions to the problem.
- As a stopgap measure, I used a sanding disc and bevel knife to make the hole bearable to bowl with until I could get my ball fully repaired in the pro shop.
- That effort was described as a stopgap until the broader branding effort was set.
- Their solution is probably a stopgap, just like the quick fixes the present government give to their monsoon-damaged roads.
- While eating vegetables is the most nutritious way to go, drinking them is a handy stopgap - and far better for your body than grabbing a soda.
- The nursery was so oversubscribed there was no space when she needed it, forcing her to find a stopgap at short notice, where Ella had to stay for four months.
- Colchester Council has put in a pump as a stopgap solution, but says the real problem is a wrangle over a blocked drain.
- The changes are simply a stopgap measure to prop up a program drowning in red ink.
- That's the thing about ‘interim’ constitutions: They're stopgaps and place-holders until the real thing can be thrashed out.
- Their idea for mandatory sales targets to manufacture greener cars is good, but only as a stopgap measure.
- As a stopgap measure, many companies store passwords for these systems in files like spreadsheets and simple databases.
- Face it - we've more or less destroyed this planet, and what we need now is a stopgap until the technology exists to move on to the next one.
- However, yesterday, the muddy white sheets were also on their way to the dump after being used as a stopgap measure to hold back the floods.
- Welfare would now be an emergency stopgap between jobs, not a reward that government gives you for being poor for as long as you stay poor.
- Global moderation was my first stopgap, because the comments were being swamped with adverts.
- There's a reason for this: EPs and singles tend to serve as stopgaps in the rock world, small offerings to keep the masses entertained and hungry between albums.
- Forest sinks are therefore only a stopgap measure - but they are a useful one, and an essential part of the policy mix.
- Even if the situation demands that you do something at the moment, let it be clear to everyone that it is a stopgap measure.
- The monarchical institutions established in 1814 were thus no more than a temporary stopgap.
- We are one small piece of the stopgap of community services trying to avoid a major crisis in homelessness and of lack of affordable accommodation in Lismore.
Synonyms
temporary solution, improvisation, expedient, makeshift, last resort
temporary, provisional, interim, pro tem, short-term, working, makeshift, improvised, emergency, impromptu, rough and ready

单词	stopgap
释义	Definition of stopgap in English: stopgap nounˈstɒpɡapˈstɑpˌɡæp A temporary way of dealing with a problem or satisfying a need. 权宜之计 transplants are only a stopgap until more sophisticated alternatives can work 在有更先进的可行办法之前，器官移植只是一项权宜之计。 Example sentencesExamples The monarchical institutions established in 1814 were thus no more than a temporary stopgap. That effort was described as a stopgap until the broader branding effort was set. As a stopgap measure, water distribution is being regulated with the flow being turned on at certain times while they look for other solutions to the problem. The changes are simply a stopgap measure to prop up a program drowning in red ink. While eating vegetables is the most nutritious way to go, drinking them is a handy stopgap - and far better for your body than grabbing a soda. Face it - we've more or less destroyed this planet, and what we need now is a stopgap until the technology exists to move on to the next one. The nursery was so oversubscribed there was no space when she needed it, forcing her to find a stopgap at short notice, where Ella had to stay for four months. Even if the situation demands that you do something at the moment, let it be clear to everyone that it is a stopgap measure. Global moderation was my first stopgap, because the comments were being swamped with adverts. As a stopgap measure, I used a sanding disc and bevel knife to make the hole bearable to bowl with until I could get my ball fully repaired in the pro shop. Welfare would now be an emergency stopgap between jobs, not a reward that government gives you for being poor for as long as you stay poor. Their solution is probably a stopgap, just like the quick fixes the present government give to their monsoon-damaged roads. Their idea for mandatory sales targets to manufacture greener cars is good, but only as a stopgap measure. That's the thing about ‘interim’ constitutions: They're stopgaps and place-holders until the real thing can be thrashed out. Forest sinks are therefore only a stopgap measure - but they are a useful one, and an essential part of the policy mix. As a stopgap measure, many companies store passwords for these systems in files like spreadsheets and simple databases. There's a reason for this: EPs and singles tend to serve as stopgaps in the rock world, small offerings to keep the masses entertained and hungry between albums. However, yesterday, the muddy white sheets were also on their way to the dump after being used as a stopgap measure to hold back the floods. Colchester Council has put in a pump as a stopgap solution, but says the real problem is a wrangle over a blocked drain. We are one small piece of the stopgap of community services trying to avoid a major crisis in homelessness and of lack of affordable accommodation in Lismore. Synonyms temporary solution, improvisation, expedient, makeshift, last resort substitute, stand-in temporary, provisional, interim, pro tem, short-term, working, makeshift, improvised, emergency, impromptu, rough and ready caretaker, acting, stand-in, fill-in Nautical jury-rigged, jury rare expediential Definition of stopgap in US English: stopgap nounˈstɑpˌɡæpˈstäpˌɡap A temporary way of dealing with a problem or satisfying a need. 权宜之计 transplants are only a stopgap until more sophisticated alternatives can work 在有更先进的可行办法之前，器官移植只是一项权宜之计。 Example sentencesExamples As a stopgap measure, water distribution is being regulated with the flow being turned on at certain times while they look for other solutions to the problem. As a stopgap measure, I used a sanding disc and bevel knife to make the hole bearable to bowl with until I could get my ball fully repaired in the pro shop. That effort was described as a stopgap until the broader branding effort was set. Their solution is probably a stopgap, just like the quick fixes the present government give to their monsoon-damaged roads. While eating vegetables is the most nutritious way to go, drinking them is a handy stopgap - and far better for your body than grabbing a soda. The nursery was so oversubscribed there was no space when she needed it, forcing her to find a stopgap at short notice, where Ella had to stay for four months. Colchester Council has put in a pump as a stopgap solution, but says the real problem is a wrangle over a blocked drain. The changes are simply a stopgap measure to prop up a program drowning in red ink. That's the thing about ‘interim’ constitutions: They're stopgaps and place-holders until the real thing can be thrashed out. Their idea for mandatory sales targets to manufacture greener cars is good, but only as a stopgap measure. As a stopgap measure, many companies store passwords for these systems in files like spreadsheets and simple databases. Face it - we've more or less destroyed this planet, and what we need now is a stopgap until the technology exists to move on to the next one. However, yesterday, the muddy white sheets were also on their way to the dump after being used as a stopgap measure to hold back the floods. Welfare would now be an emergency stopgap between jobs, not a reward that government gives you for being poor for as long as you stay poor. Global moderation was my first stopgap, because the comments were being swamped with adverts. There's a reason for this: EPs and singles tend to serve as stopgaps in the rock world, small offerings to keep the masses entertained and hungry between albums. Forest sinks are therefore only a stopgap measure - but they are a useful one, and an essential part of the policy mix. Even if the situation demands that you do something at the moment, let it be clear to everyone that it is a stopgap measure. The monarchical institutions established in 1814 were thus no more than a temporary stopgap. We are one small piece of the stopgap of community services trying to avoid a major crisis in homelessness and of lack of affordable accommodation in Lismore. Synonyms temporary solution, improvisation, expedient, makeshift, last resort temporary, provisional, interim, pro tem, short-term, working, makeshift, improvised, emergency, impromptu, rough and ready
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