widowhood ['wɪdohʊd]  

widowhood

widowhood  ['wɪdohʊd]

n. 守寡;寡妇的身份 

名词复数:widowhoods 

Talking about the book made it easier to talkabout her widowhood and, when she was ready, her 9/11 story. 谈起这本书,会让她更容易讲出自己守寡的日子。 当她乐意时,还可以讲讲她的9/11故事。
If we incautiously interpret these numbers as causal – in fact they are merely correlations – then we could conclude that 20 years of marriage is compensation for up to 40 years of widowhood. 如果我们不那么谨慎,将这些数字解读成因果关系——事实上它们只是具有相关性——那么可能会得出下述结论:即,20年的婚姻足以补偿至多40年的丧偶经历。

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  • n. 守寡;寡妇的身份
  • 1. Talking about the book made it easier to talkabout her widowhood and, when she was ready, her 9/11 story.

    谈起这本书,会让她更容易讲出自己守寡的日子。 当她乐意时,还可以讲讲她的9/11故事。

  • 2. If we incautiously interpret these numbers as causal – in fact they are merely correlations – then we could conclude that 20 years of marriage is compensation for up to 40 years of widowhood.

    如果我们不那么谨慎,将这些数字解读成因果关系——事实上它们只是具有相关性——那么可能会得出下述结论:即,20年的婚姻足以补偿至多40年的丧偶经历。

  • 3. Findings on the widowhood effect don't come as news to medical professionals, who have observed similar patterns of increased mortality.

    对于寡居效应的发现对于医务工作者来说并非新闻,他们早已观察了多起相似的案例。

  • widowhood (n.) c. 1200, from widow (n.) + -hood. Modifying or replacing Old English wuduwanhad "state of a woman who has no husband."
widow·hood / ˈwɪdəʊhʊd ; NAmE ˈwɪdoʊhʊd / noun [uncountable ] the state or period of being a widowor widower 寡居(期);鳏居(期) widow·hood / ˈwɪdəʊhʊd ; NAmE ˈwɪdoʊhʊd /
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