palliative
palliative
- 美：[ˈpæliˌeɪtɪv]
- 英：[ˈpæliətɪv]
基本释义：
- adj.减轻(疼痛等)的；缓和的；辩解的；【医】姑息的
- n.【医】(暂时的)减轻(剂)；姑息剂；治标剂；辩解
- 网络治标不治本
反义词：
n.
treatment
搭配： None
英汉解释
英英解释
adj. | 1. reducing the pain or other bad effects of a terminal illness one that cannot be cured |
网络词意
1. | 治标不治本 ...的扫荡打击和教育(Education)都难免会有些治标不治本(Palliatives)，怎么样才能把Dubo这种从古时就流传下来的陋习对人们 … dict.youdao.com|基于 1 个网页 |
例句
'So far, official policy measures are mainly palliatives, but do not address the underlying problems, ' he said.
“目前的官方政策主要是起缓和作用，无法解决潜在问题。”他说。
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Sprinkling water into our eyes, or taking a run round the verandahs, were palliatives which had no lasting effect.
往眼睛里洒点水，或到走廊上跑跑步，都只是权宜之计，没有多大的效果。
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The palliatives included in earlier versions could still get slashed in conference negotiations between the House and Senate.
在众议院与参议员的商议大会上，包括以前的辩解版本仍然是批判的对象。
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In response, banks will use a simpler set of palliatives.
因此，银行将用一套更简单的措施以减轻风险。
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The initiatives come thick and fast. The remedies, though, are palliatives.
各项举措铺天盖地而来，但这些补救措施却是治标不治本。
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Cheap credit and government largesse are palliatives that at some point will be withdrawn.
廉价信贷与政府大量支出只是缓和手段，到一定时候将被撤消。
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Whoever is president will be more focused on short-term palliatives than big policy change.
无论谁作总统，都会更关注短期的争论而非重大的政策变更。
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