eschewing

英 [ɪsˈtʃuːɪŋ]

美 [ɪsˈtʃuːɪŋ]

v.  (有意地)避开，回避，避免
eschew的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• VERB 躲开;躲避
  If youeschewsomething, you deliberately avoid doing it or becoming involved in it.
  1. Although he appeared to enjoy a jet-setting life, he eschewed publicity and avoided nightclubs.
     虽然他看上去好像很享受那种常乘飞机四处旅行的奢华生活，但是他不喜欢被人关注，也不去夜总会。

双语例句

• As more and more Chinese students study overseas, behaviour at home is changing rapidly, with young people eschewing the traditional large corporation he says.
  他说，随着越来越多的中国学生到海外留学，国内的择业模式也在迅速变化，年轻人不愿到传统的大公司任职。
• Cushioning America's downturn will demand fiscal boldness, but that does not mean eschewing simple, speedy solutions.
  缓冲美国的经济低迷需要果敢的财政政策，但这并不意味着要避免简单而迅捷的解决方案。
• In recent years it has seen its power eroded as state-owned industries have collapsed and the private sector has flourished, eschewing niceties such as unions and Communist Party cells.
  最近些年，它看着自己的权力随着国有企业的倒闭和私有企业的繁荣而被逐渐侵蚀，这些私有企业无视中国传统习俗中工会和党组织在企业中的地位。
• Mr Hawking's literary success was ascribed to his eschewing equations.
  霍金文学上的成功归根于他回避了方程式。
• These days the fund manager is eschewing scorching emerging markets in favor of the seemingly toxic ( European banks) or moribund ( Japanese companies).
  最近，这位基金经理正避开炙手可热的新兴市场，而青睐看似病入膏肓的（欧洲银行）或是奄奄一息的（日本公司）的股票。
• So both Michelle Obama and Cindy McCain might be taking a risk by eschewing everyone's favorite treat.
  不过本届大选的两位准第一夫人&米歇尔•奥巴马和辛迪•麦凯恩可能会避开人们最喜爱的这一口味，来点新花样。
• Besides, they only do certain tasks, eschewing all other work.
  此外，他们只做固定的工作，避开其他的任务。
• To respond to insult or injury by patiently eschewing retaliation.
  逆来顺受以忍耐对待侮辱和伤害。
• Eschewing religion, he studied human nature scientifically, looking for the principles structuring the content of the human mind.
  他避开宗教科学地研究人的本性，寻找构成人类思想内容的原则。
• He has also written dozens of other novels, novellas, and short stories, generally eschewing contemporary issues in favour of China's tumultuous 20th century history.
  他还写了许多其他的长篇、中篇和短篇小说，通常避开当代问题，涉及中国20世纪动荡的历史。