exigency
英 [ˈek.sɪ.dʒən.si]
美 [ˈek.sə.dʒən.si]
exigency 紧急,迫切词源同exact, 精确的。引申义没有余地,紧急,迫切。
- exigency (n.)
- 1580s, "that which is needed," from Middle French exigence, from Latin exigentia "urgency" (see exigence). Meaning "state of being urgent" is from 1769. Related: Exigencies (1650s).
- 1. The people have to accept the harsh exigency of war.
- 人们要承受战乱的严酷现实。
- 2. Upon an exigency, local authorities shall summon militia to guard riverbanks immediately.
- 遇有紧急情形时, 地方主管机关应即发动民力,驻堤协防.
- 3. But the exigency of the case admitted of no alternatives.
- 但情况紧急,别无其他良策.
- 4. The president is free to act in any sudden exigency.
- 在任何突发的紧急状况下董事长可自行采取行动.
- 5. Defense council : Absent exigency circumanstances, the police can not search without a warrant.
- 辩护律师: 在没有紧急情况, 警察无搜查令不得进行搜查.