eschewed

英 [ɪsˈtʃuːd]

美 [ɪsˈtʃuːd]

v.  (有意地)避开，回避，避免
eschew的过去分词和过去式

过去式：eschewed　

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

• The United States was brand new, or almost so; old errors and temptations had been eschewed.
  美国是崭新的或者几乎是崭新的国家，摆脱了旧日的错误和诱惑。
• This hinting for potential targets can be quite subtle, or even eschewed completely when all objects in the program are equally valid targets for any connection.
  这种潜在目标对象的暗示可以非常微妙，甚至当程序中所有对象对于任意连接都是有效目标时这种暗示可以完全没有。
• They should not be eschewed simply because they have been used in the past yet should not blindly and uncritically be applied.
  他们不应该简单地被回避只因为他们曾经在过去被使用过，同时也不应该盲目地和不加批评地被采用。
• Lately Wang has decided that he "belongs behind the art" and has eschewed performance.
  近来王晋认定，他“属于幕后”，已避免亲自上场表演。
• For most of the modern era, beards and mustaches grew only at the margins of society. In the United States, the founding fathers eschewed facial hair.
  在近现代的多数时间里，络腮胡和小胡子只存活在社会的边缘。在美国，开国元勋们放弃了胡须。
• While water was eschewed, many Americans drank milk-when they could get it.
  当人们远远避开水的时候，很多美国人去喝牛奶&如果弄得到的话。
• Mr Buffett eschewed technology shares, explaining that he would not invest in things he did not understand.
  巴菲特先生没有去碰技术股，他的解释是他不去投资他搞不懂的东西。
• Back in the old days, he says, most hedge funds eschewed the idea of using strategies based on market timing, or even macroeconomics.
  他说，以前，大部分对冲基金都避免采用基于市场时机、甚至宏观经济学的策略。
• Financiers created credit out of nothing but eschewed the responsibility of the creator.
  金融家们凭空创造了信贷，却回避了作为创造者的责任。
• Hurun also points out that rich Chinese hate travel groups just about as much as the rest of us: 80 per cent of Chinese wealthy eschewed group travel.
  胡润还指出，中国富豪与我们大家一样讨厌旅游团：80%的中国富豪不愿跟团旅游。