preoccupation
英[prɪˌɒkjuˈpeɪʃn]
美[prɪˌɒkjuˈpeɪʃn]
意思解释
n. 全神贯注，入神；当务之急；使人全神贯注的事物；偏见，成见
用法例句
- One early preoccupation was finding a new home .
- 公司的当务之急是找到一个新家。
- Today , the middle east has replaced the cold war as america 's primary foreign-policy preoccupation .
- 如今，中东问题取代了冷战，成为美国重要外交政策当务之急的问题。
- For china 's strategic planners , securing sea lanes against hostile powers has become perhaps the chief preoccupation .
- 对于中国的战略规划者来说，防范怀有敌意的国家，保障海上通路的安全也许已经成为当务之急。
- This government is quietly moving from trying to revive regions ( labour 's preoccupation ) to boosting cities and their hinterlands .
- 政府正悄悄地从试图重振北方地区（工党的当务之急）转向于促进城市及其腹地的繁荣。
- Ensuring flows of the natural resources required to feed china 's industrial-development machine has become a major preoccupation for the government .
- 保证所需的自然资源的流量以满足中国工业发展这架机器的需求，已经成为政府的当务之急。