life expectancy
常考释义
1.预期寿命;预计存在(或持续)的期限the number of years that a person is likely to live; the length of time that sth is likely to exist or continue for
But when you informed me of her life expectancy, I also knew that her real grandson wasn't going to make it in time.
但是当你告知我她的生命将近,我也知道了她真正的孙子肯定不能及时赶到了。
The amount of information, resources, and knowledge available is almost infinite, and life expectancy has never been so long.
可以获得的信息、资源和知识几乎无穷无尽,我们的预期寿命也达到了前所未有的长度。
Some argue that it is unfair on manual labourers, whose life expectancy tends to be shorter, but this bias has always existed.
一些人认为这对从事体力劳动的人不公平,他们的寿命通常较短。但这种偏见一直根深蒂固。
Such mold manufacturing process is simple, precision, easy to control, less shrinkage, low price, a higher life expectancy.
这类模具制造工艺简单,精度易控制,收缩率较小,价格便宜,寿命较高。
Yes, life expectancy was lower in 1973, but some of that was smoking, and I don't smoke. So where do I sign up for the time machine?
的确1973年的平均寿命是低一些,但是别人抽烟,我不抽。那么我到哪里报名参加时光旅游呢?
Just this week, a study reported that life expectancy has fallen or is no longer increasing in some parts of the United States.
刚刚这周,一项研究报告现实美国部分地区的人口寿命出现了下降或者是停止增长。
She said doctors can't give her a reliable life expectancy and regardless she plans to fight the disease as hard as she can.
他说医生不能给她一个可靠的寿命预期,尽管她将尽力与疾病作斗争。
Just want you to understand, out there on your own, your life expectancy is like here. You with me, without me, with me, without me.
我只想让你知道,你的生命就像是这样。有我,没有我,有我,没有我。
This time, researchers find that life expectancy actually increased during the years of the Great Depression.
这次,研究人员发现大萧条这几年里,人的寿命确实增长了。
To live such a long life expectancy, at 40 years of age when it must make a difficult but important decision.
为了有如此长的寿命,它必须在它40岁时作出一个非常困难确有重要的决定。
not to mention (life expectancy) of natural changes in the length of leave, and finally to be attributable to eradication.
何况(人的寿命)长短听凭自然的变化,终于要归于消灭。
A. As population density increases in Hawaii, life expectancy figures for that state are likely to be revised downward.
随着夏威夷人口密度的增大,该州的人口预期图可能会变为下降。
In the United States, AIDS patients who regularly take a cocktail of these drugs increase their life expectancy by ten to twenty years.
在美国,常规性进行鸡尾酒治疗已经能延长爱滋病感染者的寿命达十到二十年。
A link between pensionable age and life expectancy was due to have been made two years ago in line with a law passed in 1995.
享受养老金年龄限定与人身寿命的相关规定早已在两年前制定出来,就是为了与1995年出台的法律保持同步。
Great Depression Increased Life Expectancy Believe it or not, depression can be good for your health.
信不信,衰退将对你的健康有好处。
Research suggests that AIDS treatment if detected early norms, it is possible to reach the average life expectancy of the entire society.
研究提示,艾滋病人如果早期规范治疗,有可能达到全社会平均预期寿命。
The result of this mini-putsch was a draw. But it shortened Mr Blair's political life expectancy.
这一小型的叛变虽以平手告终,但是最终缩短了他的政治寿命。
Life expectancy continued to increase with improvements in living conditions and medical care.
预期寿命继续提高与改善生活条件和医疗。
Actuarial balance could be restored by an initial ad hoc increase to the NRA followed by indexing to changes in life expectancy.
保险计算师的平衡可能被对至在平均寿命方面的改变被索引跟随的全国枪枝协会的开始特别增加修复。
The AHA estimates that, on average, we could all be losing one to three years of life expectancy due to pollution-related heart issues.
可知,由于空气污染而导致的心脏类疾病,可能使人类的平均寿命减少一到三年。
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