elapse

英 [ɪˈlæps]

美 [ɪˈlæps]

v.  (时间)消逝，流逝

过去分词：elapsed　过去式：elapsed　第三人称单数：elapses　现在分词：elapsing　

CET6考研TOEFLIELTSTEM8

Collins.1 / BNC.9627 / COCA.16721

牛津词典

verb

• （时间）消逝，流逝
  if a period of time elapses , it passes
  1. Many years elapsed before they met again.
     过了许多年他们才再次相见。

柯林斯词典

• VERB （时间）过去，流逝
  When timeelapses, it passes.
  1. Forty-eight hours have elapsed since his arrest.
     从他被捕至今已经过去48小时了。

英英释义

verb

• pass by
  1. three years elapsed
  Synonym:lapsepassslip byglide byslip awaygo byslide bygo along

双语例句

• The further off this solid obstruction, the longer time will elapse for the return of the echo.
  固体障碍物越远。回声返回所用时间就越长。
• Forty-eight hours have elapsed since his arrest.
  从他被捕至今已经过去48小时了。
• When the man and Cosette had taken their departure, Thenardier allowed a full quarter of an hour to elapse; then he took her aside and showed her the fifteen hundred francs.
  那人和珂赛特走了以后，又足足过了一刻钟德纳第才把她引到一边，拿出那一千五百法郎给她看。
• An appreciable time may elapse before plastic flow is completed.
  在塑性流变完成之前，可以经过一段可估计的时间。
• A hundred long years must still elapse before Englishman could hear the name of Oliver Cromwell.
  离英国人听到奥利弗·克伦姆威尔的名字还有一百年之久呢。
• Two consecutive incubation periods must elapse, a total of42 days following the identification and isolation of the last confirmed case, before the outbreak is considered controlled.
  必须度过两个连续的潜伏期，即确认和隔离最后一起确诊病例之后总共42天，才能认为疫情已得到控制。
• At least that's what it feels like when I'm waiting for something to happen and suddenly the seconds elapse at a snail's pace or I am given back stolen moments when I can't use them effectively.
  至少，那是我等待某件事发生而突然秒数变得如蜗牛漫长时的感觉，或者当我无法有效利用某些时刻却归还的时刻时的感觉。
• As we enter new century, economic and political situation changed with time elapse.
  进入新的世纪以来，世界经济政治格局发生了新的变化。
• As days elapse, the time I worked in the rig is increasing gradually.
  日子一天天的过去，我在井场的时间也日渐增长。
• Many years were to elapse before I saw it again.
  我再次见到它已经是多年以后的事了。