exacerbate

美音：[iɡˈzæsə(r)beɪt]

简单释义：

v.加剧

网络恶化；使加剧；使恶化

变形：

过去式：exacerbated 现在分词：exacerbating 第三人称单数：exacerbates

完整释义：

1.加重,使...更严重,加剧,使...恶化

例句：

Bashi said. The Dalai Lama's visit to France also is likely to exacerbate tensions between Paris and Beijing.
达赖喇嘛的巴黎之行还有可能让巴黎和北京之间的关系更加紧张。
And if the new test became routine it would only exacerbate that problem, he said.
假如这项新检查纳入常规的话，有可能加剧这种情况。他说。
In an environment of this complexity , point solutions merely exacerbate the problem , and will never lead us out of the woods .
在这样复杂的环境，点解决方案只会使问题进一步恶化，而决不会引导我们走出重林。
It would exacerbate suspicions that Goldman, with its long history of producing Treasury secretaries, gets special treatment.
这将加剧人们认为高盛接受了特殊待遇的猜疑，因为长期以来高盛出产财政部长。
But all that currency intervention can exacerbate inflation.
但所有外汇干预将使通胀情况恶化。
Government reactions have demonstrated that interventions designed to help can exacerbate the problem.
政府的反应已经表明，旨在救助经济的干涉行为会加剧这个问题。
It's not necessary for you to exacerbate your contrast with struggle in order to get it into a higher place.
你没有必要为了进入一个更高的位置而挣扎着让你的对比加剧。
Government reactions have demonstrated the danger that interventions designed to help can exacerbate the problem.
政府的各种反应已展示出这样一种危险，即意在帮助的干预行为，可能反而会加剧问题。

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