precipitated a crisis 导致危机
precipitated into action 促使采取行动
precipitated by events 由于事件而迅速发生
precipitated a reaction 造成反应
precipitated chemical 使化学物质沉淀
1. The sudden announcement precipitated a wave of protests.
突然的公告引发了一波抗议。
2. His careless remark precipitated an argument.
他的一句不经意的话引发了争论。
3. The chemical reaction was precipitated in the lab.
化学反应在实验室中迅速发生。
A: Why did the stock market fall so sharply?
A：为什么股市会如此急剧下跌？
B: The unexpected report precipitated the decline.
B：这份意外的报告引发了下跌。
1) 导致迅速发生的事件或结果
2) 使某物沉淀
3) 促使或加速某种行为或变化
1. 迅速或突然发生
e.g. The announcement precipitated a political crisis.
这则公告引发了政治危机。
2. 使化学物质沉淀
e.g. Adding the reagent precipitated the compound.
加入试剂使化合物沉淀。
3. 促成或加速某事
e.g. His actions precipitated a change in policy.
他的行为促成了政策的改变。
verb
1. To cause something to happen suddenly or unexpectedly.
2. To cause a substance to separate from a solution (chemistry).
3. To accelerate a process or event.
Synonym: trigger, hasten, induce