单词from the outset
na.: 从一开始
从一开始
"I should make it clear from the outset that this is not the normal way in which we go about cataloguing the collection, " said Mrs d"Offay.
“从一开始我就非常清楚这不是我们做收藏目录的正常途径。”她还说。
From the outset Roosevelt was more responsive to the needs of the millions in distress than Hoover had been.
可是从一开始，罗斯福对于千百万处于贫困之中的人们，就比胡佛表现出更强的责任心。
For liberals, the scheme was from the outset something of a disappointment.
对自由主义者而言，该计划一开始就有些令人失望。
From the outset, Spears" sex appeal was an important part of her image; the video for her debut single, ". . . "
从一开始，布兰妮的性感是一种很重要的一部分，她的视频图像；
From the outset, the London Olympics has at least had a declared aim: the regeneration of the city"s poor eastern districts.
从一开始，伦敦奥运会至少有一个公开的目标：重建城东的贫民区。
From the outset, he perceived that if he was patient and could represent the best of his race, his merits would be recognized.
从一开始，他就认识到，只要他有耐心，能够表现出最佳的能力，就会实现他的价值。
Andy Burnham said the government had accepted from the outset it was unlikely to be able to "prevent a widespread outbreak indefinitely" .
安迪.伯纳姆表示政府从一开始就知道要“无限期防止一场疫情的爆发”是不可能的。
He is often seen as the godfather of celebrity culture, in that from the outset he was noted chiefly for being Oscar Wilde.
他经常被看作名人文化的教父，从一开始，他就主要以是奥斯卡•王尔德而闻名。
Greenpeace said the plans was "dramatically lacking in ambition" , a wasted effort and a failure from the outset.
绿色和平组织（Greenpeace）表示，这项计划是“明显缺乏雄心壮志”，从一开始就是一场徒劳、一次失败。
From the outset, Matsushita did not attempt to pioneer new technology but emphasized quality and price.
从一开始，松下就没有打算开创新技术，而是强调质量和价格。