volte-face

英 [ˌvɒlt ˈfɑːs] 美 [ˌvɔːlt ˈfɑːs]

n.  (意见或计划的)大转变,完全转变

复数:volte-faces



牛津词典

noun

  1. (意见或计划的)大转变,完全转变
    a complete change of opinion or plan
    1. This represents a volte-face in government thinking.
      这代表着政府观点的彻底转变。

柯林斯词典

  1. N-COUNT (观点或决定的)大转变,彻底转变,180度大转弯
    If you say that someone's behaviour is a volte-face, you mean that they have changed their opinion or decision completely, so that it is the opposite of what it was before.
    1. The day's events were a remarkable volte-face.
      当日发生的事件是一次惊人的大转折。

双语例句

  1. The day's events were a remarkable volte-face.
    当日发生的事件是一次惊人的大转折。
  2. "You say I did a volte-face, but we are going back many years now," he said.
    “你会说我是两面派,但我们早已走上正轨,”他说。
  3. Herlatest speech represents a complete volte-face in governmentthinking.
    她最近的讲话表明政府观点完全改变了。
  4. Some observers have blamed the volte-face on lobbying inside the senior echelons of the European Central Bank.
    一些观察员认为,欧洲央行(ecb)高层内部的游说,是这种态度转变的原因。
  5. She seems to have compromised her earlier views somewhat by going along with her party's volte-face on defence.
    随着她所在的党对国防政策的大转变,她好像已经就她起初的观点作了妥协。
  6. Optimal reentry volte-face trajectory and control for hypersonic spacecraft
    高超声速航天器最优再入大回转轨迹与控制
  7. Spacecraft control laws for volte-face reentry motion are explored.
    探讨了高超声速大回转再入的控制方法。

英英释义

noun

  1. a major change in attitude or principle or point of view
    1. an about-face on foreign policy

    Synonym:    about-facereversalpolicy change