| 词汇 | minefield |
| 释义 | minefieldWord family adjectiveminableminynounminerminingminefieldminehunterminelayerminestoneminesweeperminesweepingpronounmine Bombs & terrorism mine·field /ˈmaɪnfiːld/ noun 1 [countableC]SCBWAR an area where a lot of bombs have been hidden just below the ground or under water 雷区 They realized they had wandered into a minefield. 他们意识到自己闯入雷区了。 2 [singular]PROBLEM a situation in which there are a lot of dangers and difficulties, and it is difficult to make the right decision 危机四伏[困难重重]的情况 Choosing the right school can be a bit of a minefield. 要选出合适的学校有时有点困难。 minefield of The new Administration has to pick its way through the minefield of legislation. 新政府在立法这一“雷区”中必须步步为营。 legal/financial/political etc minefield The legalisation of cannabis is a political minefield. 将大麻合法化在政治上困难重重。 n COLLOCATIONS – Meaning 2: a situation in which there are a lot of dangers and difficulties, and it is difficult to make the right decision verbs be (a bit of a) minefield Dating can be a bit of a minefield. pick your way through a minefield (also navigate/negotiate a minefield) (=behave in a careful way to avoid problems in a difficult situation) The guide helps you pick your way through the minefield of buying a new car. lead/guide somebody through the minefield of something (=help someone avoid problems) adjectivesTalk to a financial advisor, who can guide you through the minefield of stocks and shares. a political minefield Challenging the system would be to enter a political minefield. a legal minefield the legal minefield of buying a house overseas an ethical minefield The issue of animal testing is an ethical minefield. Examples from the Corpus minefield• Mozart's music seems so danceable, but most choreographers regard it as a minefield.• House-buying can be a minefield -- you need a good lawyer.• Everyone said our show about homosexuality would be a minefield.• This subject is a minefield as dangerous for feminists as for chauvinists.• Mr Kinnock has been led through a minefield of interviews and policy statements without serious damage.• Cheapening the awarding of decorations did not originate in a Bosnia minefield, however.• Traffic began to peter out and they found themselves in the middle of extensive minefields.• The subject of abortion is a political minefield.• About 25 percent of the remaining minefields in Bosnia have been marked, leaving 45 percent still unmarked, Mazzafro said.• McCready saw the rolling waves of razor-wire looming ahead of him, the end of the minefield.• This minefield is compounded by the moral nature of the problem; about what is and is not acceptable behaviour. legal/financial/political etc minefield• Too pricey-and a legal minefield according to our friends in the Police.• There has long been an unspoken consensus across the party spectrum that challenging the system would be to enter a political minefield.• This is a legal minefield, and infringement of the regulations can lead to severe penalties, both civil and criminal.• But the inspection process remains a political minefield. |
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