more often than not

单词more often than not

基本解释

na.: 时常

英汉解释

• 通常,经常,时常

同义词

adv.usuallytypicallyroutinelynormallyfrequently

例句

• Now, more often than not, policymakers seem to be getting it wrong. Their mistakes vary, but two sorts stand out.

  决策者在拯救欧元时还常常犯各种各样的错误，但其中两种非常突出。

• Educational systems more often than not reflect the essential nature of that society.

  教育体制通常是一个社会基本性质的反映。

• Some people claim that . . . but more often than not, the reverse seems to be true.

  有些人声称…，但经常是，这一观点的反面是正确的。

• RECONNECTING WITH AN OLD HIGH SCHOOL OR COLLEGE SWEETHEART LATE IN LIFE SEEMS TO RESULT IN HAPPINESS MORE OFTEN THAN NOT.

  重新与高中或者大学的老情人联络似乎能导致更多的快乐。

• More often than not, this translates into a need for a free flow of information across those processes.

  这通常也可以说成这些流程之间需要一个自由的信息流。

• During the 23 minutes he was on the pitch he gave the ball away more often than not.

  在场上的23分钟里他的盘带多次被对方拦截。

• Messy, frustrating, and more often than not agonizingly slow, India"s democracy would seem to be chaotic at the surface.

  杂乱，令人沮丧，而且往往是令人痛苦的缓慢，印度的民主似乎是混乱的表面。

• More often than not, the children of child workers are also trapped in poverty, perpetuating the cycle.

  童工的孩子亦在贫困中挣扎，周而复始。

• Bosses may be an overbearing breed, but more often than not, you"ve got to admire their business chops.

  老板们也许属于一个骄傲自大的物种，但往往你又不得不佩服他们的商业才能。

• More often than not, the lack of gender awareness in public policy tends to lead to the marginalization of women"s interests.

  从总体上看，公共政策中社会性别意识的缺乏导致了女性利益的边缘化。