countdown
countdown 英 [ˈkaʊntdaʊn] 美 [ˈkaʊntˌdaʊn]
n. 倒数计秒
名词复数:countdowns
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- n. 倒数计秒
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1. I noticed that the countdown to next repetitions periodically displayed negative minutes, for example.
我注意到下一个重复的倒数计时周期性的显示负分钟。
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2. For health, this second phase is defined not just by the midpoint in the countdown, but also by a shift in our approach.
对卫生来说，第二阶段不仅被定义为进入倒计时的中点，而且是我们工作方法的一个转变。
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3. On the other hand, the proposal to give pedestrians a ‘countdown’ - how many seconds they have left to cross - may well be sensible.
另一方面，给与步行者们倒数计秒—即还剩多少秒的过马路时间—应该有充分理由通过。
- countdown (n.) also count-down, "the counting down of numerals in reverse order to zero before a significant event," also the preparations made during this time, 1953, American English, in early use especially of launches of rockets or missiles, from the verbal phrase (attested by 1954); see count (v.) + down (adv.).
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