impend

impend音标

英 [ɪm'pend]

美 [ɪmˈpɛnd]

impend基本释义

vi.迫近；逼迫；即将发生

impend用法及例句

v.(动词)

即将发生，迫近，逼近，即将临头，迫在眉睫

悬置，悬挂，悬浮，吊（在上头）

逼迫，进行威胁

悬空

verb

1. be imminent or about to happen

e.g. Changes are impending

1. 迫近：expensive 昂贵的 | impend 迫近 | impending 迫近的

2. 进行威胁、即将发生：impartial 公平的、不偏不倚的 | impend 进行威胁、即将发生 | implementation 执行

3.

3. 进行威胁：impend over 逼近 | impend 进行威胁 | impendence 迫切

4. 迫近;逼近;即将发生：impasse 僵*;死胡同 | impend 迫近;逼近;即将发生 | incendiary 放火的;纵火的;煽动的

A trough of low pressure, a negative feeling of bother, impended over her.

出自：E. Bowen

The strange thrill..that invariably came upon him when danger threatened or battle impended.

出自：G. Patten

近义词

临近词

hang悬挂

overshadow遮阴

threaten威胁

menace威胁

loom织布机

approach靠近

hover盘旋

be on the horizon在地平线处; 即将发生的...

appear出现

impend over

impendence

impendance

impendent

impending skid

impel

impending death

impending

impendency

impending cliff

impend v.

impenetrable

相关列句

This very recklessness makes me feel that these costly operations may be only the prelude to far larger events which impend on land.(这种孤注一掷的作法，使我感到这些代价重大的战役，也许正是陆上即将发生远为重大事件的一个前奏。收藏。)

Crucial events impend in Europe.(欧洲即将发生具有决定意义的事变。)