Ensuing的意思|Ensuing的解释-里氏词典

ensuing [in'sju:iŋ]

a. 继而发生的

A bomb exploded and I got lost in the ensuing confusion.
炸弹爆炸后，跟着是一片混乱，使我不知所措。
A hand grenade exploded by accident and I got lost in the ensuing confusion.
＂一枚手榴弹意外地发生了爆炸，接着是一片混乱，使我不知所措。＂

ensuing

[ adj ]
following immediately and as a result of what went before
<adj.all>
ensuing events confirmed the prediction

Ensue \En*sue"\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Ensued}; p. pr. & vb. n.
{Ensuing}.] [OF. ensevre, OF. & F. ensuivre, fr. L. insequi;
in + sequi to pursue. See {Sue}.]
To follow; to pursue; to follow and overtake. [Obs.] ``Seek
peace, and ensue it.'' --1 Pet. iii. 11.

To ensue his example in doing the like mischief.
--Golding.

ensuing \ensuing\ adj.
subsequent, or occurring as a result; as, ensuing events
confirmed the prediction.

Syn: following; succeeding. [WordNet 1.5]

A further quarter or half point increase is then probable in ensuing weeks, taking short rates to about 4.5 per cent by mid-year. What happens thereafter will depend on the pace of economic growth and inflation trends.
To a considerable degree, of course, this results from his decisive leadership of the nation in the Gulf War and his ensuing popularity.
The ensuing publicity cut into Samurai sales and resulted in several lawsuits.
Soldiers blew down the door of his home with a bazooka and a federal agent was shot to death in the ensuing gunbattle.
Dealers are replacing power window switches on about 5,500 Cadillac Eldorado convertibles because of potential shorts and ensuing door fires caused by water dripping onto the switches when the driver's-side door is open, GM said.
In the ensuing investigation, it was revealed that U.S. authorities had received warnings about the possibility of a terrorist attack but had not made them public, believing they were not necessarily reliable and might unduly spread alarm.
Reporters could not see whether Lis was detained in the ensuing melee.
Mexico seems to be rapidly approaching a current deficit similar to the one recorded in 1981 ($16.1 billion), which then set the stage for an ensuing avalanche of devaluations and hyperinflation. The end product was a "lost decade."
The ensuing six-way Democratic race led to a runoff in which MacKay defeated 1980 Senate nominee Bill Gunter.
Some participants described themselves as 1960s-style "back-to-the-earth refugees" who remember the gasoline crisis of the mid-1970s and ensuing goals to wean the United States from heavy oil consumption.
The peak dividend years, averaging payout growth of 13 percent, were followed in the ensuing six-month periods by returns on the Standard & Poor's 500-stock composite index averaging a paltry 1.8 percent.
History suggests how ominous such over-reactions can be: Princeton's Ben Bernanke has linked the deliberate contraction of credit by large lending institutions in 1929-30 to the severity of the ensuing Great Depression.
In the ensuing talks, Sun insisted on investment terms that would let it benefit from a market recovery, said Mr. Graziano, who led Sun's negotiations.
When the church's bus was struck by an allegedly drunken driver heading the wrong way on Interstate 71, the gas tank was punctured, and smoke from the ensuing fire that spread rapidly through the bus was blamed for all 27 deaths.
The ensuing controversy has centered on three main issues: _Whether the treaty barred development of space-based or mobile anti-missile weapons based on "other physical principles"' than those which existed in 1972.
It will have no choice but to return to the task of cutting the deficit, and to ensure that the ensuing pain is spread as evenly as possible.
A damning report by the District Auditor, the government's council spending watchdog, left Sheffield with egg on its face and appearing incompetent. A backlash is now ensuing.
Officials said one of Endara's bodyguards was killed in an ensuing gunfight.
About 500 people were hurt and 39, including 34 Italians, were killed during the ensuing stampede.
In September 1974, when busloads of black children pulled up for the first time at South Boston High School, the ensuing rock-throwing and racial curses reminded the nation of two truths it might have preferred to forget.
A squirrel hunter delayed reporting the discovery of a body because he feared the ensuing investigation would spoil the next day's hunt, a prosecutor said.
In the ensuing political furor the government suspended Channel 4's operating license for six months.
The ensuing publicity has been rough on Police Chief Larry Romyns.
In Ayacucho, a state capital 70 miles southeast of Huancavelica and 230 miles southeast of Lima, the military command said a patrol encountered a rebel column on Sept. 20, killing two guerrillas in the ensuing firefight.
The ensuing price jump in the futures market brought oil back to its levels of earlier this month, before a steep skid in prices sparked by concerns about a worldwide oversupply of oil.
During the miners' strike she considered coal privatisation. The news leaked and she was cowed by the ensuing political row into dropping the plans.
The corrections department put an end to the visits in the ensuing furor and canceled Angell's planned Thanksgiving leave.
Tass said today that 125 people, including 27 soldiers and police, had died during the assault by Soviet forces on Baku and the ensuing battle with nationalists.
However, most government and private economists expect growth to pick up strongly in the ensuing quarters.
Many died in the ensuing fighting.

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