change course

英 [tʃeɪndʒ kɔːs]

美 [tʃeɪndʒ kɔːrs]

改变航向; 缩写词为CC

英英释义

verb

• shift from one side of the ship to the other
  1. The sail jibbed wildly
  Synonym:jibegybejib

双语例句

• All right. I'll tell the pilot to change course.
  那好吧。我会告诉飞行员改变航线。
• Your design must be able to dig deep enough to provide everything your organization needs at this moment but be nimble enough to change course within hours.
  您的设计必须能够足够深入地挖掘，以提供组织在此刻需要的所有信息，但是又要足够敏捷，以在数小时内改变航向。
• Rim has only a few months to change course.
  RIM只有几个月的时间来调整方向。
• If you gain right of way or change course, give the other boat time to keep clear.
  倘若你已取得先行权或正要改变航向，须先给予他方船艇时间去避开。
• The other majors can change course any time they wish and will have a clear incentive to do so if energy prices remain weak and tankers full of oil start to be berthed in terminals as storage.
  其他石油巨头可能随时改弦易辙，而且如果能源价格继续保持疲弱，装满原油的油轮开始像仓库一样停泊在终端，它们将有明显的动力这么做。
• At the same time policymakers must give themselves room to change course in the future.
  与此同时，政策制定者们必须给自己留出空间以便在未来改变策略。
• If these clients don't change course, unease may grow into anger, depression, health problems, or total burnout.
  如果这些顾客不改变路线，那么这种不安将会发展成为愤怒、抑郁、健康问题或彻底精力耗竭。
• Each time you change course, you lose all your start-up energy.
  每一次你改变方向，那些前期工作都白费了。
• We are taking concrete actions to change course.
  我们正在采取具体行动改变路线。
• We've got to pursue the plan, and anyway it's too late to change course now.
  我们一定得实施这一方案了，不管怎样，现在改变方向已为时太晚了。