单词run its course
na.: (疾病,岁月等自然而然地)经过；跑完；(病)痊愈
顺其自然发展
到了头
走到尽头
The Australian government has said since the employees were first detained that it had to let the case run its course.
力拓四位雇员首次被拘以来，澳大利亚政府就表示只能听其自然。
Turning the yuan into a reserve currency offers China a way out of its mercantilist growth model, which has run its course.
将人民币变成储备货币给中国提供了一条道路使中国可以走出已经物尽其用的重商主义增长模式。
The doctors agreed to let the illness run its course, rather than prescribe drugs which had little chance of success.
医生认同此病只能顺其自然，而不用那些几乎没有什么疗效的药。
Stewart and his team put out several issues of "The Whole Earth Catalog, " and then when it had run its course, they put out a final issue.
斯图尔特和他的团队出版了几期的《地球目录全编》，当这份刊物走到了尽头，他们推出了最后一期。
Officials even joke that once climate change has run its course, people may start pouring into Siberia instead of trying to escape it.
有官员甚至开玩笑说如果气候按现在的趋势变化，人民将会涌向西伯利亚，而不是躲的远远的。
Many bankers are now returning to a market that in Asia had seemed to have run its course: mergers and acquisitions.
许多银行家现在开始重新回到亚洲市场曾经的热门：合并与收购。
You"ve also got to know when a collaboration has run its course.
你还得知道什么时候合作得按计划进行。
In addition, inventory rebuilding can only support economic growth for a limited period and may have nearly run its course.
此外，库存重建只能在很有限的时间里支持经济增长。
The so-called "benign" growth that took 21 years to run its course did her one favour: it turned her into a painter.
所谓“良性”发展折磨了她21年才告结束，不过也帮了她一个忙：把她变成了画家。
For a while, perhaps your pain needs to run its course.
有时候，也许痛苦需要有一个自然的发展。