lapse 英 [læps]   美 [læps]

lapse

lapse  英 [læps] 美 [læps]

n. 小错;过失;行为失检  v. (时间)流逝;(合同)终止;背弃(宗教信仰) 

进行时:lapsing  过去式:lapsed  过去分词:lapsed  第三人称单数:lapses  名词复数:lapses 

Remind me to renew the driver's license.It will lapse next month. 提醒我更换驾驶执照,它下个月就失效了。
The subscription would lapse after, say, 24 hours, or that could be passed in as a parameter. 订阅将在一段时间后失效,比方说,24小时,或将其作为一个参数传入。

  • A lapse is a temporary slip, failure or break in continuity. Eating a second helping of cake when you're otherwise doing well on your diet is a lapse. Eating the whole cake in one sitting is a serious lapse in judgment.
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  • n. 小错;过失;行为失检
  • v. (时间)流逝;(合同)终止;背弃(宗教信仰)
  • 1. Remind me to renew the driver's license.It will lapse next month.

    提醒我更换驾驶执照,它下个月就失效了。

  • 2. The subscription would lapse after, say, 24 hours, or that could be passed in as a parameter.

    订阅将在一段时间后失效,比方说,24小时,或将其作为一个参数传入。

  • 3. Also, the time lapse nature of part of the video causes clouds to appear to jump about and fade in an unfamiliar fashion.

    而且,视频中有一部分的时间流逝从本质上导致了那些云看起来像是在跳跃着,以一种陌生的方式出现。

  • lapse (n.) mid-15c., "elapsing of time, expiration;" also "temporary forfeiture of a legal right" due to some failure or non-action by the holder, from Middle French laps "lapse," from Latin lapsus "a slipping and falling, a landslide; flight (of time); falling into error," from labi "to glide, slip, slide, sink, fall; decline, go to ruin," which is of unknown etymology.
  • lapse (v.) early 15c., to go by, pass (of time), from lapse (n.) and from Latin lapsare "to lose one's footing, slip, slide," from stem of labi "to slip, glide, fall." Meaning "fail in duty or faith" is from 1630s. Meaning "become void, revert due to some failure or non-action by the holder" is from 1726. Related: Lapsed; lapses; lapsing.
lapse / læps ; NAmE læps / noun , verb lapse lapses lapsed lapsing noun 1 a small mistake, especially one that is caused by forgetting sth or by being careless 小错;(尤指)记错,过失,疏忽 a lapse of concentration/memory 心不在焉;记错 A momentary lapse in the final set cost her the match. 她最后一盘一走神儿,输掉了整场比赛。 SYN expire 2 a period of time between two things that happen (两件事发生的)间隔时间 SYN interval After a lapse of six months we met up again. 相隔六个月之后我们又相遇了。 3 an example or period of bad behaviour from sb who normally behaves well 行为失检;(平时表现不错的人一时的)失足 verb 1 [intransitive ] (of a contract, an agreement, etc. 合同、协议等 ) to be no longer valid because the period of time that it lasts has come to an end 失效;期满终止 She had allowed her membership to lapse. 她的会员资格期满终止,没有再续。 2 [intransitive ] to gradually become weaker or come to an end 衰退;衰弱;(逐渐)消失,结束 His concentration lapsed after a few minutes. 几分钟后他的注意力就下降了。 3 [intransitive ] lapse(from sth) to stop believing in or practising your religion 背弃,放弃(宗教信仰) He lapsed from Judaism when he was a student. 他当学生时就放弃了犹太教。 lapsed / ; NAmE / adjective [only before noun ] a lapsed subscription 过期的订购 lapsed faith 背弃的信仰 a lapsed Catholic 丧失信仰的天主教徒 PHRASAL VERB ˈlapse into sth 1 to gradually pass into a worse or less active state or condition (逐渐)陷入,进入 to lapse into unconsciousness/a coma 逐渐失去知觉╱陷入昏迷状态 She lapsed into silenceagain. 她又陷入了沉默。 2 to start speaking or behaving in a different way, often one that is less acceptable 说话或举止显得异常(常令人难以接受) He soon lapsed back into his old ways. 他很快又犯老毛病了。 lapse / læps ; NAmE læps / lapsed / ; NAmE /
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