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

• Both curiosity and pleasantry come from his free and flexible painting style, and elapse with a life style marked by fantasy.
  好奇心和玩笑都来自一种洒脱的趣味和随意的绘画方式，又随着这些似乎荒诞不经的生活。
• With the elapse of time, the Prophet's words in that regard have proved to be true.
  随着时间的流逝，先知的预言被证实是真实的。
• The longer time will elapse for the return of the echo.
  回声返回所用时间就越长。
• No more than five minutes must elapse between starting the application and replacing the valve cover.
  从开始涂抹密封胶到更换气门室盖之间的时间不得超过五分钟。
• But thousands of years had to elapse before they came to apprehend thought in its purity, and to see it in the truly objective.
  但经过若干千年，人类才认识到思维的纯粹性，并同时把纯思理解为真正的客观对象。
• 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。
• 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。
• His vacation had consumed nearly all he had earned in the laundry, and he was so far from his market that weeks must elapse before he could hope for the first returns from his hack-work.
  他的假期差不多花光了在洗衣房挣来的钱。而他距离他的“市场”又很远，他的那些下锅之作希望得到的最早的回音也需要几个礼拜。
• 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。
• 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。