英语词汇false dawn的翻译、用法及例句-MX2U.com英汉词典

false dawn

noun [ C usually singular ] uk/ˌfɒls ˈdɔːn/ us/ˌfɑːls ˈdɑːn/

虚幻的希望

something that seems to show that a successful period is beginning or that a situation is improving when it is not

The increase in sales at the end of the year proved to be a false dawn. 年底销售的增长结果证明只不过是空欢喜一场。

We know the couple will end up in love, but the screenplay structure requires a false dawn before the real happy ending.

I worry that this is a false dawn. But I hope I am wrong.
It was a false dawn before the country's blackest hours.
In Vietnam's false dawn of the mid-1990s, when investors rushed in, then out again as economic reform stalled, several giant tourism projects were abandoned.
There have been several false dawns during this crisis.

词汇	false dawn
释义	false dawn noun [ C usually singular ] uk/ˌfɒls ˈdɔːn/ us/ˌfɑːls ˈdɑːn/ 虚幻的希望 something that seems to show that a successful period is beginning or that a situation is improving when it is not The increase in sales at the end of the year proved to be a false dawn. 年底销售的增长结果证明只不过是空欢喜一场。 We know the couple will end up in love, but the screenplay structure requires a false dawn before the real happy ending. 更多例句 I worry that this is a false dawn. But I hope I am wrong. It was a false dawn before the country's blackest hours. In Vietnam's false dawn of the mid-1990s, when investors rushed in, then out again as economic reform stalled, several giant tourism projects were abandoned. There have been several false dawns during this crisis.
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