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suspension noun 1stopping of activity 活动停止ADJECTIVE | VERB + SUSPENSION | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEtemporary 暂时中止lengthy, long 漫长的／长时间的搁置immediate 即刻中止automatic 自动暂停◆Another caution will result in his automatic suspension from the final.如果再受到一次警告，他就会被自动停赛，无缘决赛。one-match, two-match, etc. (especially BrE) 一场、两场等的停赛one-game, two-game, etc. (especially NAmE) 一场、两场等的停赛five-day, seven-month, etc. * 5 天、7 个月等的停赛VERB + SUSPENSIONgive sb, impose (especially BrE) , order (especially BrE) 让某人停职；强制暂停；命令暂停◆A four-day suspension was imposed on her.她被勒令停职 4 天。face 面临停职处罚get, receive 受到／接受停职处罚◆He received a five-day suspension.他受到了停职 5 天的处分。appeal (NAmE) , appeal against (BrE) 就停职提出申诉serve, serve out (BrE) 接受停职处罚期间；停赛处罚期满◆He is serving a one-match suspension.他正在接受停赛一场的处罚。PREPOSITIONunder suspension 暂停中◆a detective under suspension from his job被停职的警探suspension for 因⋯停赛◆a five-game suspension for violating the league's drug policy因违反联赛药品规定停赛 5 场suspension from 被中止⋯◆his suspension from the club他被俱乐部暂时除名PHRASESa period of suspension 停职期◆The athlete could face a lengthy period of suspension if found guilty.如果被判有罪，这名运动员可能面临长期禁赛。suspension of disbelief 搁置怀疑◆Many movies require the viewer to engage in a willing suspension of disbelief.许多电影要求观众自觉自愿将不信任暂时撇开。 |