nowadays的意思|nowadays的解释-里氏词典

nowadays ['naʊə`dez]

n. 现在, 现时, 当今

ad. 时下, 现今

nowadays

[ noun ]

the period of time that is happening now; any continuous stretch of time including the moment of speech

<noun.time>

that is enough for the present

he lives in the present with no thought of tomorrow

[ adv ]

in these times

<adv.all>

it is solely by their language that the upper classes nowadays are distinguished

we now rarely see horse-drawn vehicles on city streets

today almost every home has television

Nowadays \Now"a*days`\ (nou"[.a]*d[=a]z`), adv. [For now on (OE.
an) days. See {A-}, 1.]
In these days; at the present time.

What men of spirit, nowadays,
Come to give sober judgment of new plays? --Garrick.

Economists who failed to anticipate this durability may be tempted to despair, sensing that imponderables so overhang the business scene nowadays that forecasting has grown too hazardous an occupation.
People used to think of cows, flowers and holidays; nowadays it might be financial services.
The Foote, Cone & Belding ad agency is using picture-sorting studies more often nowadays.
They think it would be wonderful to read a realistic novel as factual as this book, which yet does not give any impression of fact-mongering, as realistic novels written nowadays do.
But nowadays, in Winston-Salem and at RJR, there is little doubt about who Mr. Johnson is.
"People nowadays are just in too big of a rush.
Authoritarian and dogmatic approaches to telling people "in frankly moral terms, that some of the things that people do nowadays are wrong" just haven't worked.
But then it has its 600,000 sq ft King's Park development in central Stevenage to promote, despite the fact that JLW says businesses are increasingly looking outside the South-east. One might wonder, however, why anyone is moving nowadays.
While that case went virtually unnoticed outside Old Saybrook, the town nowadays is squarely on the map as the center of the broadest stock market insider trading investigation ever.
Nothing is laid-back nowadays at the Hotel California on West Berlin's fancy Kurfuerstendamm.
The reason one can do this nowadays is perhaps because of the background of statutory powers.' Whatever the reasons, the end can be effective.
A program of ballets by Petipa, Tudor and Balanchine, such as the company regularly offers nowadays, poses too many stylistic challenges for the present generation of dancers to cope with successfully.
If institutional investors fear that Salomon may be readier to unload money-losing stock positions nowadays, they may be more reluctant to participate in Salomon's block trades.
After a period of scorn and neglect his best music, or such of it as is nowadays performed, shows every sign of survival.
It is that the main instrument for macroeconomic management is nowadays monetary policy, which even without full-scale European monetary union, is decided at a European level with the Bundesbank calling the shots.
"You can't buy anything nowadays.
Downed power lines after a hurricane are more likely to kill nowadays than the storm's fierce winds and mighty sea surges, according to a federal study of Hugo's swipe across Puerto Rico last month.
Studies show that women shop for shoes more often nowadays than for clothes, but are often frustrated by a failure to find the right style in their size.
Yet the market which nowadays seems a more plausible barometer of security risk is oil. The threat of conflict in Korea could be expected to lead to precautionary stockbuilding.
Museum purchase grants, many smaller than the cost of a single Impressionist painting nowadays, have been frozen since 1982 and will remain so until 1991.
Any disciplining of a player by his captain or team manager would have been dispensed later, off the field. But cricket captains nowadays are sometimes less commanding figures than of yesteryear.
Mr. Williams says that after brief market slumps last October and November, the Vienna scene was "every portfolio manager's dream: you buy into a falling market and then see prices zoom." But even Mr. Williams seems cautious nowadays.
"The U.S. imperialists' `two Koreas' plot has become more pronounced nowadays," the Minju Chosun, a state-run newspaper, said last week.
But it does not stop the suicide. Another plus about the Royal Court nowadays: everything is remarkably well-staged and acted.
You can't open a major magazine nowadays without seeing the Beach," says Jud Kurlancheek, Miami Beach's city planner.
Not so long ago Korean officers accepted American decisions, but nowadays military observers say they too are quick to engage in confrontation. "On virtually all matters there has to be a negotiated yes or a negotiated no," says one American.
Previously, competitors had continuously to flip a pancake in a pan as they ran, but nowadays only a toss at the start and finish is required.
Most of us know that we work harder nowadays to maintain the standard of living our parents enjoyed.
The department's change of heart reflects the change in communist countries nowadays.
It was definitely symbolic to anglers here, who nowadays tell war stories instead of fish stories.

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