imminence

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The public has now endured a decade of dire warnings about the imminence of a terrorist atomic attack.
公眾已經(jīng)承受了十年關(guān)于一次恐怖性質(zhì)的核襲擊就在眼前的威脅警報(bào)。
That said, I also sense that the relative imminence of polling day is raising Mr Brown's spirits and forcing him to focus.
不過(guò)，我還感覺得到，相對(duì)緊迫的選舉日正在為布朗先生提氣，并迫使他集中精力。
I think it's the imminence of their fallen-ness that lends this image its incredibly powerful emotional intensity and also, I think, its beauty.
這是它們即將墮落的迫切性,使這幅圖像有了無(wú)窮的情感強(qiáng)度,和無(wú)邊的美感。

I think it's the imminence of their fallen-ness that lends this image its incredibly powerful emotional intensity and also, I think, its beauty.
這是它們即將墮落的迫切性,使這幅圖像有了無(wú)窮的情感強(qiáng)度,和無(wú)邊的美感。
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Another thing that has changed is the assessment of the imminence of the nuclear threat from Iran.
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