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

• You can build dynamic e-forms that can branch or change course, depending on user input.
  可以构建动态的电子表单，这些表单能够根据用户输入改变操作流程。
• 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。
• Your design must be a blueprint that can guide business development and decision making, plus be nimble enough to change course quickly.
  您的设计必须是能够指导业务开发和决策制定的蓝图，并且要足够敏捷以快速改变方向。
• I will change course if I see the data and say,'Cory, you're just wrong.
  如果我看到的数据表明我错了，那我会改弦更张。
• 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 reasons we need to change course on the economy, energy and environment are diverse and interconnected.
  我们需要在经济、能源和环境方面做出改变，改变的理由是多样化的、彼此关联的。
• If China and Japan are to avoid a mutually destructive collision, both sides need to change course.
  如果想避免两败俱伤的碰撞，中日两国就都需要改弦易辙。
• 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。
• 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。
• Politicians and government officials, under pressure to take action from the media and the public, may change course during a crisis, potentially undermining plans made by bureaucrats, it says.
  报告称，在危机期间，政界人士和政府官员在媒体和公众要求采取行动的压力下，可能会改变行动方针，从而破坏官方事前制定的应变计划。