pending
pending 英 [ˈpendɪŋ] 美 [ˈpɛndɪŋ]
adj. 未决定的；行将发生的 prep. 在…期间；直到…时为止；在等待…之际 v. 待定；悬而不决（pend的ing形式）
- If something is supposed to happen but hasn’t happened yet, it is pending, like the pending snowstorm that has everyone scrambling to the store for bread and milk.
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- adj. 未决定的；行将发生的
- prep. 在…期间；直到…时为止；在等待…之际
- v. 待定；悬而不决（pend的ing形式）
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1. The pending debate should be placed before a larger audience.
那个悬而未决的问题应让更多的人来讨论。
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2. I see the to-do list as a “bucket” or a placeholder to dump all my pending ideas/tasks, but that’s about it.
我把这个工作清单比喻为一个“木桶”或一个”占位符“，把我的所有待定的想法和任务都丢进去，就是这些。
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3. Implementing simplified view components of the pending application can be very effective as part of the requirements process.
作为需求过程的一部分，实现待定应用程序的简化视图组件可能非常有效。
- pending (prep.) 1640s, "during, in the process of," preposition formed from root of French pendant "during," literally "hanging," present participle of pendere "to hang, cause to hang" (from PIE root *(s)pen- "to draw, stretch, spin"). Meaning patterned on a secondary sense of Latin pendente "not decided," literally "hanging," in legal phrase pendente lite "while the suit is pending." Use of the present participle before nouns caused it to be regarded as a preposition. As an adjective from 1797.
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