ensued

英 [ɪnˈsjuːd]

美 [ɪnˈsuːd]

v.  接着发生; 因而产生
ensue的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 接着发生;接踵而来;随之产生
  If somethingensues, it happens immediately after another event, usually as a result of it.
  1. If the Europeans did not reduce subsidies, a trade war would ensue...
     如果欧洲人不减少补贴，便会发生贸易战。
  2. A brief but embarrassing silence ensued.
     紧接着是短暂却令人难堪的沉默。

双语例句

• The weekend that ensued changed the course of financial history.
  随后的周末改变了金融历史的进程。
• A brief but embarrassing silence ensued.
  紧接着是短暂却令人难堪的沉默。
• In his anger he hit the man and a fight ensued.
  一气之下，他打了那个人，接着是一场搏斗。
• Soldiers began firing on each other and a gun battle ensued.
  士兵开始互相开火，接着就是枪战。
• The boiler exploded and a big fire ensued.
  锅炉爆炸了，随着而来的就是一场大火。
• The US also derived great benefits from this policy: stable bilateral relations and Arab-Israeli peace agreements ensued; trade routes in the Mediterranean and Arabian seas, on which global commerce and energy supplies depend, were made secure.
  美国也从这一政策中获得巨大的利益：获得了稳定的双边关系，促成了阿拉伯与以色列的和平协议；保证了全球贸易和能源供应所依赖的地中海和阿拉伯海贸易通道的安全。
• It is possible that upon such an occasion a battle ensued, with the sharks being driven away or killed.
  可能在此情形之下他们发生了争斗，而结果是鲨鱼被赶跑了，或者杀死了。
• However, the cold war which ensued, greatly hindered the fulfillment of that hope.
  但是，随后的冷战，严重阻碍了这一希望的实现。
• Silence ensued around the slumbering child, and the sages of the realm ceased from their deliberations.
  寂静随即就笼罩在这熟睡的孩子周围，国家的贤人们也就不再施展他们的深谋远虑了。
• Bitter arguments ensued from this misunderstanding.
  这一误会引发了激烈的争论。