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 lifespan ['laifspæn]   添加此单词到默认生词本
n. 寿命




    lifespan
    [ noun ]
    the period during which something is functional (as between birth and death)
    <noun.time>
    the battery had a short lifehe lived a long and happy life


    1. Each fund has a fixed lifespan of either five or seven years.
    2. Mr. Ader says combining them into a vehicle with an indefinite lifespan will allow Integrated to buy out some leases and manage and trade the properties actively as a portfolio.
    3. The 2,750-pound satellite, with a lifespan of about 10 years, will carry 24 transponders.
    4. The space agency said there is a plan to double the shuttles' lifespan from 20 missions to 40.
    5. The agency said additional testing techniques would be developed to determine the lifespan of a jetliner.
    6. Currently, business taxpayers can gradually deduct the value of assets over time if they can show that the assets have a definite value and a limited lifespan.
    7. The problem with summer toys is their lifespan is brief _ just a few months _ and while they can help a company, they don't have the kind of bottom-line impact of more timeless products.
    8. 'If we don't get that we are in terminal decline.' BLACK Country Development Corporation started work in 1987 with the aim of creating 25,000 jobs over a lifespan of about 10 years.
    9. "We think every baby, even those with severe handicaps, ought to be allowed their allotted lifespan," Johnson said.
    10. Placer spokesman Hugh Leggatt said the company estimated that it wouldn't begin to see a profit from the mine until after six years. The mine is expected to have a relatively short lifespan of eight years.
    11. It's a consequence of our modern society, and that society appears to be responsible for adding approximately 40 years to our lifespan when we compare ourselves with completely undeveloped countries." Again, risks and benefits.
    12. A shortened lifespan also was associated with hearing loss and a later onset of the disease, the University of Washington researchers reported in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
    13. The average lifespan of a Medfly is about a month.
    14. The study showed that bypass does improve lifespan for those angina victims whose heart's pumping power has been weakened by heart attacks.
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    lifetime curve
    lifetime dose
    lifetime employment
    lifetime employment s...
    lifetime expenditure tax
    lifetime function
    lifetime killer
    lifetime killing impu...
    lifetime limitation
    lifetime lubricated
    lifetime lubrication
    lifetime of a locality
    lifetime of an activi...
    lifetime of energy state
    lifetime of excited atom
    lifetime of excited s...
    lifetime of LED
    lifetime of neutron
    lifetime of system
    lifetime of the state
    lifetime of variable
    lifetime performance
    lifetime production
    lifetime record
    lifetimes
    lifeward
    lifeway
    lifework
    lifeworld
    LIFFE
    Liffey
    lifibrate
    LIFO
    lifo algorithm
    LIFO dollar-value method
    lifo inventory layer
    LIFO reserve
    lifo retail method
    LIFS
    lift
    lift (poppet) valve
    lift a blockade
    lift a curfew
    lift a finger
    lift a hand
    lift a mortgage
    lift about hoist
    lift agitator
    lift an embargo
    lift and carry transfer
    lift angle
    lift angle (叉摆)
    lift arm
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