英语词汇decision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

decision /dɪˈsɪʒən/ noun a choice or judgment that you make after a period of discussion or thoughtadjectivesan important/big/major decision My father made all the important decisions. | Marriage is a big decision. | The government now has some major decisions to make.a difficult/hard/tough decision In the end, I took the difficult decision to retire early.an easy decision It was an easy decision to leave because I hated my job.a good/wise decision It was a good decision to change the name of the product.a bad/poor decision I think he made a bad decision.the right decision She chose to study Engineering and it was definitely the right decision.the wrong decision I thought she’d made the wrong decision marrying Jeff.a conscious/deliberate decision (=one that you have thought about clearly) Belinda had made a conscious decision not to have children.a clear/firm decision (=a definite one) It’s now time to come to a clear decision on this.a final decision (=one that will not be changed) The council will make a final decision in four months.an informed decision (=one based on knowledge and correct information) The information in this leaflet is intended to help you make an informed decision about which treatment to choose.a snap decision (=one that you make extremely quickly) Police officers often have to make snap decisions on how to act.a hasty decision (=one that you make without enough thought) Don’t let yourself be forced into making hasty decisions.a controversial decision (=that people disagree about) A controversial decision was taken to close the school.a joint decision (=one that two people make together) Jo and I made a joint decision that we should separate.a collective decision (=one that a group of people make together) Society should take collective decisions about individual rights and responsibilities.a unanimous decision (=one that everyone agrees about) The unanimous decision to remove the ban was greeted with applause.verbsmake a decision I want to think about it a bit longer before I make a decision.take a decision BrE (=make an important or formal decision) I fully accept the decision taken by the committee.reach/come to/arrive at a decision (=make a decision after a lot of thought) We hope they will reach their decision as soon as possible.announce a decision The minister announced his decision to resign.face a decision (=have to make one) Tom is facing a difficult decision about whether to have the operation.regret a decision (=wish you had not made a particular decision) I was already regretting my decision to go on holiday with him.reconsider a decision (=think about changing a decision you have made) She said she wasn’t prepared to reconsider her decision.reverse a decision (=change a decision) They want him to reverse his decision to quit.overrule/overturn a decision (=officially change a decision made by another person or group) A director of the company had overruled that decision.postpone/delay a decision (=not make a decision until later) The government has postponed its decision about when to hold the election.welcome a decision (=be pleased about it) Environmental campaigners welcomed the decision to cancel the road building project.defend a decision (=argue to try to show that a decision is right when people are criticizing it) The airline defended its decision to charge passengers for carrying wheelchairs.prepositionsa decision on/about/over sth A decision on whether to accept the proposal will be made next week.a decision by sb The decision by the committee to reject the application was welcomed.

词组	decision
释义	decision /dɪˈsɪʒən/ noun a choice or judgment that you make after a period of discussion or thoughtadjectivesan important/big/major decision My father made all the important decisions. \| Marriage is a big decision. \| The government now has some major decisions to make.a difficult/hard/tough decision In the end, I took the difficult decision to retire early.an easy decision It was an easy decision to leave because I hated my job.a good/wise decision It was a good decision to change the name of the product.a bad/poor decision I think he made a bad decision.the right decision She chose to study Engineering and it was definitely the right decision.the wrong decision I thought she’d made the wrong decision marrying Jeff.a conscious/deliberate decision (=one that you have thought about clearly) Belinda had made a conscious decision not to have children.a clear/firm decision (=a definite one) It’s now time to come to a clear decision on this.a final decision (=one that will not be changed) The council will make a final decision in four months.an informed decision (=one based on knowledge and correct information) The information in this leaflet is intended to help you make an informed decision about which treatment to choose.a snap decision (=one that you make extremely quickly) Police officers often have to make snap decisions on how to act.a hasty decision (=one that you make without enough thought) Don’t let yourself be forced into making hasty decisions.a controversial decision (=that people disagree about) A controversial decision was taken to close the school.a joint decision (=one that two people make together) Jo and I made a joint decision that we should separate.a collective decision (=one that a group of people make together) Society should take collective decisions about individual rights and responsibilities.a unanimous decision (=one that everyone agrees about) The unanimous decision to remove the ban was greeted with applause.verbsmake a decision I want to think about it a bit longer before I make a decision.take a decision BrE (=make an important or formal decision) I fully accept the decision taken by the committee.reach/come to/arrive at a decision (=make a decision after a lot of thought) We hope they will reach their decision as soon as possible.announce a decision The minister announced his decision to resign.face a decision (=have to make one) Tom is facing a difficult decision about whether to have the operation.regret a decision (=wish you had not made a particular decision) I was already regretting my decision to go on holiday with him.reconsider a decision (=think about changing a decision you have made) She said she wasn’t prepared to reconsider her decision.reverse a decision (=change a decision) They want him to reverse his decision to quit.overrule/overturn a decision (=officially change a decision made by another person or group) A director of the company had overruled that decision.postpone/delay a decision (=not make a decision until later) The government has postponed its decision about when to hold the election.welcome a decision (=be pleased about it) Environmental campaigners welcomed the decision to cancel the road building project.defend a decision (=argue to try to show that a decision is right when people are criticizing it) The airline defended its decision to charge passengers for carrying wheelchairs.prepositionsa decision on/about/over sth A decision on whether to accept the proposal will be made next week.a decision by sb The decision by the committee to reject the application was welcomed.
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