expedience
英 [ɪk'spɪdɪəns] 美 [ɪk'spɪdɪrns]

n.

方便，私利，权宜；

英英释义

expedience[ ik'spi:diənsi,-əns ]

• n.
  • the quality of being suited to the end in view

    同义词：expediency

  • taking advantage of opportunities without regard for the consequences for others

    同义词：opportunismself-interestself-seeking

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. Doing so sends a dangerous signal that moral arguments have no role in shaping the climate regime and that national expedience will regularly trump global deals.
   这样做发出了一个危险的信号，即道德论据在塑造气候制度方面无法发挥任何作用，国家便利通常会打败全球协议。
2. The expedience of war opened the doors to American drug traffic and Mafia domination.
   战争的私利就是给美军的毒品交易和黑手党的同志打开大门。

权威例句

Single-lead VDDpacing: Excellence or expedience?
Single‐lead VDDpacing: Excellence or expedience?
The Effect of Judicial Expedience on Attorney Fees in Class Actions
MET INHIBITORS: TARGETING ONCOGENE ADDICTION AND EXPEDIENCE
MET INHIBITORS: TARGETING ONCOGENE ADDICTION AND EXPEDIENCE
Biological expedience of oligomerization of chlorophyllous pigments in natural photosynthetic systems
Elasticity in the ‘rules’ of the game: Exploring organizational expedience
Drug development of MET inhibitors: targeting oncogene addiction and expedience
Sustainable Agriculture: A Question of Ecology, Economics, Ethics or Expedience?
Sustainable agriculture: a matter of ecology, equity, economic efficiency or expedience?