| 词汇 | full-blown |
| 释义 | full-blown adjective[ before noun ] uk /ˌfʊlˈbləʊn/ us /ˌfʊlˈbloʊn/(alsofully blown) completely developed: 充分发展的；成熟的 full-blown AIDS晚期艾滋病 Complete and whole (all) in one pieceidiom aggregate all or nothingidiom all toldidiom all-in-one all-inclusive fell fibre full strength full-length fully fully fledged globally systemic thoroughgoingly thoroughly through and throughidiom to the lastidiom totality toto full-blown | American Dictionaryfull-blown adjective us/ˈfʊlˈbloʊn/ in its most developed or advanced form: Aspirin reduces your chances of having a full-blown stroke. Examples of full-blownfull-blown The extremes range from occasional partial seizures of simple symptomatology without loss of consciousness to full-blown tonie-clonic seizures. This hypothesis posits a subtle disease process affecting critical circuits in the brain during early development and reaching full-blown consequences during adolescence or early adulthood. The song is constructed out of many interlocking parts, none of which presents a full-blown melody that stays in the foreground. The twofold effect was, on the one hand, that full-blown trade wars were avoided, but on the other that the volume of trade rapidly declined. The specific timing of full-blown military authoritarianism was linked to social protest and class-based mobilisation against the institutions of radical liberalism. These corpus-based ' soft constraints ' suggest that full-blown recursion creating multiple clausal centerembedding is not a central design feature of language in use. We do not claim that we have a full-blown alternative interpretation for all the experimental results put forth by the commentators. Interestingly, what remained mere speculation for the first decade became full-blown conviction in the second. Even though this is not a full-blown model, it shows that model checking is not just a scientists' toy. In theory, multiple genetically related traits might accumulate to cross a threshold into the full-blown syndrome autism. This in turn can lead to a full-blown arms race, which in turn increases threat perception and hostility on each side. This was, in other words, not merely the extension of colonial discipline, but a full-blown crisis of government. These structural factors are often invoked to account for one of the nation's most exceptional traits : its lack of a full-blown socialist movement. Natural or full-blown varicella occurs in unvaccinated individuals and primary failures. A final way in which logic spreadsheets can improve over plain spreadsheets is that they can contain full-blown knowledge-based systems. See all examples of full-blown These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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