英语词汇emergency的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

emergency /ɪˈmɜːdʒənsi $ -ɜːr-/ noun an unexpected and dangerous situation that must be dealt with immediatelyadjectivesa serious emergency The police usually respond quickly to serious emergencies.an extreme emergency These weapons should be used only in an extreme emergency.a major emergency In a major emergency, the national guard may be called in.a sudden/unexpected/unforeseen emergency I left early in case of traffic jams or any unforeseen emergency.a national emergency With food supplies running dangerously low, the government declared a national emergency.a medical emergency The patient’s condition represented a serious medical emergency.verbsdeal with an emergency Several fire crews were called to deal with the emergency.cope with an emergency Do you think that you could cope with an emergency?handle an emergency There is always a doctor on call to handle emergencies.respond to an emergency (=go to the place where it happens and deal with it) How long does it take an ambulance crew to respond to an emergency?declare an emergency (=say officially that there is an emergency situation and the government is taking action to deal with it) The storm caused a lot of damage and the president declared a national emergency.emergency + nounsthe emergency services (=the police, fire service, and ambulance service) There have been pay cuts for members of the emergency services.an emergency vehicle (=an ambulance or fire engine) Emergency vehicles rushed to the scene.an emergency situation The pilot and crew must stay calm in an emergency situation.an emergency landing (=when problems with an aircraft force the pilot to land unexpectedly) The plane made an emergency landing on the Hudson River.emergency treatment The driver is receiving emergency treatment at Park Royal Hospital.an emergency operation He had an emergency operation to save his sight. | At the hospital, the victim received emergency surgery to save his leg.emergency aid/relief/help The charity made a television appeal for emergency aid to the region.an emergency meeting/session The government held an emergency meeting earlier today. | The decision was taken during an emergency session of the UN Security Council.emergency powers (=special powers given to the government, police, or army in a very serious situation) The army was given emergency powers to help tackle the rising violence.emergency measures (=official actions in order to deal with an emergency situation) The president announced emergency measures to deal with the financial crisis.prepositionsin an emergency She is able to stay very calm in an emergency.for emergencies They keep extra supplies of food and fuel in the basement for emergencies.phrasesin case of emergency/in the event of an emergency (=if there is an emergency) The fire-exit doors should only be opened in case of emergency.

词组	emergency
释义	emergency /ɪˈmɜːdʒənsi $ -ɜːr-/ noun an unexpected and dangerous situation that must be dealt with immediatelyadjectivesa serious emergency The police usually respond quickly to serious emergencies.an extreme emergency These weapons should be used only in an extreme emergency.a major emergency In a major emergency, the national guard may be called in.a sudden/unexpected/unforeseen emergency I left early in case of traffic jams or any unforeseen emergency.a national emergency With food supplies running dangerously low, the government declared a national emergency.a medical emergency The patient’s condition represented a serious medical emergency.verbsdeal with an emergency Several fire crews were called to deal with the emergency.cope with an emergency Do you think that you could cope with an emergency?handle an emergency There is always a doctor on call to handle emergencies.respond to an emergency (=go to the place where it happens and deal with it) How long does it take an ambulance crew to respond to an emergency?declare an emergency (=say officially that there is an emergency situation and the government is taking action to deal with it) The storm caused a lot of damage and the president declared a national emergency.emergency + nounsthe emergency services (=the police, fire service, and ambulance service) There have been pay cuts for members of the emergency services.an emergency vehicle (=an ambulance or fire engine) Emergency vehicles rushed to the scene.an emergency situation The pilot and crew must stay calm in an emergency situation.an emergency landing (=when problems with an aircraft force the pilot to land unexpectedly) The plane made an emergency landing on the Hudson River.emergency treatment The driver is receiving emergency treatment at Park Royal Hospital.an emergency operation He had an emergency operation to save his sight. \| At the hospital, the victim received emergency surgery to save his leg.emergency aid/relief/help The charity made a television appeal for emergency aid to the region.an emergency meeting/session The government held an emergency meeting earlier today. \| The decision was taken during an emergency session of the UN Security Council.emergency powers (=special powers given to the government, police, or army in a very serious situation) The army was given emergency powers to help tackle the rising violence.emergency measures (=official actions in order to deal with an emergency situation) The president announced emergency measures to deal with the financial crisis.prepositionsin an emergency She is able to stay very calm in an emergency.for emergencies They keep extra supplies of food and fuel in the basement for emergencies.phrasesin case of emergency/in the event of an emergency (=if there is an emergency) The fire-exit doors should only be opened in case of emergency.
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