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||1: These benefits would bring savings. ||2: Carbon capture could be lopping 30 billion off Britain’s annual energy bill by 2050, says the Energy Technology Institute, a government and industry research body. ||3: The International Energy Agency, an intergovernmental outfit, reckons CCS will have to deliver one-sixth of the emissions cuts required to limit the damage done by climate change, and that forgoing it would raise costs by 40%.
||1:这些好处可以节省很多开支。||2:据政府和工厂的研究机构,能源技术研究所称,到2050年,碳捕捉技术有望为不列颠每年砍去300亿英镑的能源开支。||3:而据一座跨国机构国际能源所认为,采用CCS技术将减少六分之一的碳排放,这可以减少因此造成的气候而带来的损失。而如果放弃这项技术将导致损失上升40%
The Greens reckon that lopping a day off the working week would begin to redress the inequalities between men and women, since both paid and unpaid work might then be shared more evenly.
绿党认为,调减工作日将会开始调整男性与女性之间的不平等,因为女性上班和做家务的时间将会变得更加平衡。
Many will wonder if anyone can repeat Usain Bolt’s feat in Berlin in 2009, when the Jamaican clocked 9.58 seconds, lopping 0.11 seconds—aeons in a sprint—off the previous world record, which he set at the 2008 Beijing games.
许多人都想知道谁能重现博尔特奇迹,09年的柏林世界田径锦标赛上,博尔特以9秒58的成绩刷新了自己在08年北京奥运会创下的记录,这缩短的0.11秒在短跑界已经算是巨大的超越了。
noun
1.Branches and twigs lopped off trees.
‘in many forests they took the lop and top, and in some cases the stump, of trees’
‘Since fuelwood is derived largely from small trees, coppice and lop and top, either new uses have to be found for surplus wood from these sources or else it is left standing or lying wasted in the forest.’
verb
1.Cut off (a branch, limb, or twig) from the main body of a tree.
‘they lopped off more branches to save the tree’
‘Big branches and branches only on the side of overhanging wires are lopped off, leaving the tree unbalanced.’
2.Hang loosely or limply; droop.
‘a stomach that lopped over his belt’
‘Sexual attractiveness and overall physical condition aside, do women really think less of a man when they notice he’s letting himself lop over his belt?’
3.Move in a loping or slouching way.
‘he lopped towards the plane’
‘The massive white tiger that had been laying on the ground nearby, asleep, was awake now, and lopped towards them, growling softly.’
4.Remove (something regarded as unnecessary or burdensome)
‘the new rail link lops an hour off journey times’
‘Investors no longer persuaded that unprofitable units of a media empire make up for their bottom-line shortcomings by contributing content, will demand the company lop them off.’
5.Remove branches from (a tree)
‘they had lopped some trees without permission’
‘I think the convoluted branches were caused by someone who lopped the tree very drastically at one stage.’
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