a once

一次
常用释义
一次

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表从前
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例句

Pacific Western University was also the name of a once affiliated, now defunct, university in Hawaii (Pacific Western University (Hawaii)).

The heart ever dream, may be reduced to fragments in term of despair, the lost memory, also again unable to piece together a once perfect.

"Participating in a race at the Olympics was a once-in-a-lifetime experience, " she said.

The storm that had been a once-in-100-years event might become a once-in-50-years event, he said.

Drive into Carrington now and a once-drab training ground has transformed into a tree-lined state-of-the-art facility.

I understand that it's a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see these paintings on walls quite near to one another.

Work with them to arrange some means for touching base on a routine basis -- say, through a once-a-week meeting or conference call.

I've never been able to share it with so many people, share what I love. . . it's a once in a lifetime movie so I'll never have this again.

It is a once-a-lifetime asset -- if you get out of it, you can't get back in.

Venus, your ruler, will meet with Jupiter on February 16, a once-a-year event that will produce a major day to circle in gold.

If the Indy 500 teams are off by the thickness of a few sheets of paper, a once-front-running car can find itself laps down in a hurry.

japan ' s spending plan , the result of a once - in - a - decade review , represents an effort to do better with less.

New York is the second wealthiest city on this list, but protections are only good enough to hold off a once-in- a-century deluge event.

It's not crazy at all. It's what happens when a once-in-a-lifetime athlete comes along and inspires the next generation.

He said yesterday that while he is grateful to Microsoft for all he has learned there, the new job was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

As Alan Greenspan famously said, the ongoing global downturn is a "once-in-a-century type of event. "

A: Once set on its course, CDC did not establish a basis for review and reconsideration of the situation.

It was the bubbles, stupid: in retrospect, the creation of the eurozone allowed a once-in-a-generation party.

The country, says Stephen Roberts, chief Australia economist at Nomura, "is going through a once-in-a-century boost in trade" .

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