leeway的意思和读音

leeway

: [ˈliˌweɪ] : [ˈliːweɪ]

n.

n.scope,flexibility,margin,freedom,latitude

leewayn.

1.the amount of freedom that you have to change sth or to do sth in the way you want to

How much leeway should parents give their children?

IDMmake up leeway;(to get out of a bad position that you are in, especially because you have lost a lot of time

n.1.;,2.;;;【3.,

n.1.the amount of freedom that someone has to make their own decisions or to take action

1. [ remainder;balance] [ leeway;margin;room] [ residual poison;pernicious influence] ...

2. leeway leeway ; left elevation ...

3. leeward leeway left lugggetting old ...

4. leewardmost leeway left arrow ...

5. 413 leakage loss 414 leeway 416 life preserver ...

6. lecturer leeway left ...

7. Buffer= cushion Leeway Product ...

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1.This has involved giving a bit of leeway to freethinking individuals, but occasionally punishing those seen as straying too far.

2.To Leave Some Leeway is the necessary requisition of a general idea of New programme.

3.You can have a bit of leeway here, but make sure that you don't end up letting work run your life.

4.Why do you think your magazine seems to enjoy more leeway than other Chinese publications?.

5.The stalker currently operates with a wide amount of leeway, fenced in to a certain extent by the 1997 Protection from Harassment Act.1997使

6.Furthermore, because of the "ample margin of safety" requirement, the agency believed it had no leeway to consider feasibility.”,

7.Full operating equipment almost no let person test or to adopt new technology of leeway.

8.This means most of Chinese agriculture are small holdings, not the U. S. -style super-farms with great leeway for economies of scale.

9.Widespread, though not ubiquitous, signs around the city urge drivers to "share the road" and give cyclists three feet leeway.广

10.But she says that the financial leeway provided by the hair salon gave her the time to learn from her mistakes in retail.