pre emptive
英音[ ˌpriːˈemptɪv ] 美音[ priˈemptɪv ]

先发制人的

常用释义

词性释义

adj.

优先购买的；先发制人的；有先买权的
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Once there was only one trilogy available for two buyers, Tarquin knew he was in a serious auction and made a pre-emptive offer.
It has also allowed the fund to offer "crisis insurance" in the form of a new pre-emptive lending tool, the Flexible Credit Line (FCL).
This sort of pre-emptive action, even softened with generous payouts, is hardly typical of corporate Japan.
Rather, Ryanair is leaving as a pre-emptive response to a decision by prosecutors to investigate it for breaching French labour law.
Second, the warnings will indicate to a user that something could be wrong, and that pre-emptive action should be taken.
In a September 2002 interview, a 98-year-old Kennan described Bush's talk of a pre-emptive war against Iraq as "a great mistake. "
For now, Asian central banks seem more willing to wait for higher core prices to materialize than to do serious pre-emptive rate increases.
The Reserve Bank of Australia painted its move, the first in six months, as a pre-emptive strike against looming inflation pressures.
He could also announce plans to close Guantanamo Bay, honor the Geneva Conventions, and reject the Bush Doctrine of pre-emptive war.
It is to question why the local administration is caught sleeping and why no preventive measures manifest themselves in pre emptive actions.
Still, it has valuable discussions of user- and kernel-level multi-threading, co-operative vs. pre-emptive scheduling, and more.
If an asteroid were headed for earth, they would argue for pre-emptive and aggressive fiscal and monetary policy to neutralize the impact.
Are the Israelis, who have a lot more on their minds than the price of gas in the United States, going to launch a pre-emptive attack?
So I took pre-emptive action, composing on index cards a list of reasons why he and I should still hang out.
He has long agitated for pre-emptive military action against Iran, an act that could lead to the outbreak of a third world war.
"We will use that money at a right moment for pre-emptive policy and fine-tuning to propel stable economic growth, " Mr. Wen said.
Thus, argues Mr White, "pre-emptive tightening" should replace "pre-emptive easing" .
Time for a pre-emptive strike!
Pre-emptive planning based on environmental impact assessments remains the most effective way to tackle road traffic noise problems.
In addition, so long as inflation expectations remain in check, central banks need not engage in pre-emptive tightening.
Aware that high-pressure jobs can make for hot tempers, some professions offer pre-emptive anger management.
This is very pre-emptive of the authorities in China and our investment team believes these measures are positive for the sector.
The response from the present Hong Kong government mimics the "pre-emptive cringe" of pre-Patten British colonial regimes.
网络释义

强制性

? 32位元强制性 ( Pre Emptive ) 多工系统。? 全新的多媒体享受。
常用短语
preemptive right
preemptive right - 优先购买权；股票先买权
preemptive strategy
preemptive strategy - 预先占有法则；先发制人战略；抢先战略
更新时间：2025-05-05 17:31

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