retrogression
英 [ˌrɛtrəʊˈgrɛʃən]
美
n. 倒退;衰退;退化
COCA.40877
柯林斯词典
- N-UNCOUNT 倒退;衰退;退化
Retrogressionmeans moving back to an earlier and less efficient stage of development.- There has been a retrogression in the field of human rights since 1975.
自1975年来，人权状况出现了倒退。
- There has been a retrogression in the field of human rights since 1975.
英英释义
noun
- returning to a former state
- passing from a more complex to a simpler biological form
双语例句
- They advocate unification for resistance and not for capitulation, for unity and not for division, for progress and not for retrogression.
非统一于投降而统一于抗战，非统一于分裂而统一于团结，非统一于倒退而统一于进步。 - There may be quite a few flaws in the process, but this is better than that committee for promoting retrogression; the peasants are pleased and there has been an increase in agricultural production.
虽然毛病也不少，但是比那个促退会好，农民高兴，农业增产。 - Third, firm adherence to the stand of progress and opposition to any retrogression.
第三，坚持进步的立场，反对任何的倒退运动。 - The common clinical manifestations were seizure, development retardation or retrogression, disturbance of consciousness, mental retardation, feed difficulty and vomiting.
主要临床表现有惊厥、意识障碍、运动发育落后、发育倒退、智能低下、喂养困难、呕吐； - They earnestly hope the media will play an even greater role in promoting social stability and progress, instead of causing social turbulence and retrogression.
他们真诚地希望媒体在促进社会稳定和进步方面发挥更大的作用，不要引起社会动荡与退步。 - Job of our country labor protection was experienced build and development, halt and retrogression, restore and raise 3 level.
我国劳动保护工作经历了建立和发展、停顿和倒退、恢复和提高三个阶段。 - Slow growth equals stagnation and even retrogression.
低速度就等于停步，甚至等于后退。 - Based on the wave transport of sands and the topography comparison, retrogression of the eastern Xiamen Island and its change tendency were discussed.
根据波浪输沙和地形对比，对厦门岛东部海岸的岸滩侵蚀动态及演变趋势进行探讨，并根据其海岸特点提出相应的防护对。 - A temporary retrogression cannot change the general law of history.
一时的后退现象，不能代替总的历史规律。 - Cervical syndrome is also called cervical spine syndrome, and it based on retrogression pathology changes.
颈椎病又称颈椎综合征，是一种以退行性病理改变为基础的疾患。