repercussions

英 [ˌriːpɜːˈkʌʃənz]

美 [ˌripərˈkʌʃənz]

n.  (间接的)影响，反响，恶果
repercussion的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (不良)反响，反应，影响
  If an action or event hasrepercussions, it causes unpleasant things to happen some time after the original action or event.
  1. It was an effort which was to have painful repercussions...
     这么做会带来极坏的负面影响。
  2. Members of congress were warned of possible repercussions if their vote went through.
     国会议员被警告如果他们的投票通过可能会带来不良影响。

双语例句

• Song believes that activities of the science police can have serious repercussions for those accused.
  宋正海还认为，科学警察的行为对那些被指控的人有严重的冲击。
• Those are the obvious mental repercussions.
  这些都是显而易见的精神反射。
• But a failed euro would now be an economic and political disaster, with repercussions well beyond Europe.
  但欧元的崩溃将是一场经济和政治灾难，其影响将远远超出欧洲范围。
• However, there are repercussions from this decision that we will discuss later on.
  然而，此决定也引发了一些反应，我们会在稍后讨论。
• And not just America: What we do here has repercussions around the world.
  而且不仅是在美国，我们在这儿所做的一切已经影响到了世界各地。
• The trouble hasn't ended; there are still repercussions.
  这场纠纷余波未平。
• The Chinese halt to exports is likely to have immediate repercussions in Washington.
  中国停止出口稀土很可能对华盛顿产生立刻的影响。
• Stratosphere to the stability of degradation and the spread of pollutants have serious repercussions.
  平流层的稳定给污染物的扩散和降解造成严重的影响。
• It seems catastrophism is an unstable theory with serious problems concerning the magnitude of the event and its repercussions.
  看来，灾变说是一个极不牢固的理论，涉及到有关事件及其反馈的幅度等严重问题。
• It was an effort which was to have painful repercussions
  这么做会带来极坏的负面影响。