The decision is the first indication that Theresa May will continue David Cameron's ambitions to go "all out" for fracking, despite concerns that opening up a new supply of fossil fuels is a retrograde step given the need to reduce carbon emissions.
It came on the same day Professor Lord Nicholas Stern, the leading economist, warned that attempts to deliver economic growth with a high-carbon strategy would "self-destruct".
THE SOUND OF SILENCE
零噪音的狂歡-無聲party嗨翻天
無聲派對上的DJ把音樂放得很大聲,但歌曲卻是透過無線電發送器來播放出來。接著無線耳機會接收這些無線電訊號。無聲派對上最酷的一點就是兩個或兩個以上的DJ可以在彼此身旁播放音樂,而且聽的人也可以轉換一個又一個的頻道來找到他們喜歡的音樂。如果是用音響來播放的話根本就是不可能的,因為同時播放不同的音樂並不悅耳。
生活必備字詞
signals n. 訊號,信號
switch vi. & vt.轉換
Shirley turned on the TV and switched the channels back and forth.
unpleasant a. 令人不愉快的
Don't let this unpleasant incident come between us.
switch vi. & vt.轉換
Shirley turned on the TV and switched the channels back and forth.
unpleasant a. 令人不愉快的
Don't let this unpleasant incident come between us.
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Ideological currents in China
Tilting backwards
Whoever wrote it, a new policy paper is making Xi Jinping's government look chillingly retrograde
New Yorkers have been fortunate that Mayor Rudy Giuliani, a normally rebarbative and unpleasantly combative, even retrograde figure, has rapidly attained Churchillian status. Calmly, unsentimentally, and with extraordinary compassion, he has marshalled the city's heroic police, fire and emergency services to admirable effect and, alas, with huge loss of life.
Announcing the Latest Big Thing
By WENDY MacLEOD
Don't be a retrograde loser. This is the newest new normal.
Definition of retrograde
adjective- Astronomy & Astrology (of the apparent motion of a planet) in a reverse direction from normal (from east to west), resulting from the relative orbital progress of the earth and the planet. The opposite of prograde.
noun
rareverb
[no object]Origin:
late Middle English (as a term in astronomy): from Latin retrogradus, from retro 'backward' + gradus 'step' (from gradi 'to walk')retrograde
音節ret・ro・grade 発音記号/rétrəgrèɪd/
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【動詞】 【自動詞】
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rebarbative
adj.
Tending to irritate; repellent: “He became rebarbative, prickly, spiteful” (Robert Craft).
[French rébarbatif, from Old French, from (se) rebarber, to confront : re-, re- + barbe, beard (from Latin barba).]
Meaning #1: serving or tending to repelSynonyms: repellent, repellant
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