imminent

英['iminənt]美['imənənt]

adj.
1.（尤指不愉快的事件）即将发生的，临近的，逼近的

副　词：im'minently

同：	[a.] at hand, close at hand, impendent, impending

They were advising clients to hedge the imminent inflation by buying farmland
他们曾建议顾客们购买农田,以免遭受迫在眉捷的通货膨胀带来的损失。收藏
American Loyalist painter who did portraits of John Hancock and Paul Revere before departing for England when the American Revolution seemed imminent.
科普利，约翰·辛格尔顿1738－1815美国画家，亲英而反对美国独立，在美国独立革命逼近时离开美国前往英国，在此之前曾为约翰·汉考克及保罗·里维尔画过肖像收藏
The Hawk gens of the senecas were reduced to a small number of persons, and its extinction became imminent
塞内卡斯的鹰氏族人口减到了为数很少的程度，绝灭之祸眼见就要到来。收藏
a man hagridden by the future—haunted by visions of an imminent heaven or hell upon earth(C.S.Lewis)
一个为将来所困扰的人——为天堂或地狱即将降临世界的幻觉困扰(C.S.刘易斯)收藏
The change in circumstances which would create a situation in which the subsidy would cause injury must be clearly foreseen and imminent
补贴将造成损害发生的情形变化必须是能够明显预见且迫近的。收藏

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