let-up的意思|let-up的解释-里氏词典

let-up

n. 1.停止 2.放松，减弱

Let-up \Let"-up`\ (l[e^]t"[u^]p`), n. [See {Let} to forbear.]
Abatement; also, cessation; as, it blew a gale for three days
without any let-up. [Colloq.]

Security officials say there will be no let-up in the fight against drug smugglers.
Nor is there any sign of a let-up. The plain man may think it madness to cut spending on needed road, rail and other infrastructure improvements, or to dismiss public employees at a time like this.
They are spending the last few days of their odyssey in North America There is still no let-up, even though it is Christmas.
However, Syrian generals say there will be no let-up.
It's my firm belief that restoring the all-important focus on leading and setting the agenda is what it's all about.' That does not imply any let-up on cost cutting.
In the meantime, there can be no let-up in the belt-tightening in the west. Tackling the inflexibilities - whether in working hours or energy supply - requires political decision-making, which is one commodity in desperately short supply.
BT 'old' edged up 2 1/2 to 425p and the partly paid 3 to 183p. There was no let-up in the demand for Barclays shares, which has followed the appointment of Mr Martin Taylor as the bank's new chief executive as from next January.
About 1.5m people had been displaced. Sarajevo Radio said there was no let-up in fighting yesterday.

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