suspension

• n. 懸浮；暫停；停職

suspend,懸，掛，吊，-s,過去分詞格，-ion,名詞後綴。引申詞義暫停，暫緩等。

suspension (n.)

early 15c., "a temporary halting or deprivation," from Latin suspensionem (nominative suspensio) "the act or state of hanging up, a vaulting," noun of action, from past participle stem of suspendere "to hang up, cause to hang, suspend" (see suspend). Suspension of disbelief is from Coleridge:

A semblance of truth sufficient to procure for these shadows of imagination that willing suspension of disbelief for the moment, which constitutes poetic faith. ["Biographia Literaria," 1817]

Meaning "action of hanging by a support from above" is attested from 1540s. Meaning "particles suspended in liquid without dissolving" is from 1707. Suspension-bridge first recorded 1819 (earlier suspended bridge, 1796).

1. The athlete received a two-year suspension following a positive drug test.

該運動員因尿檢結果呈陽性而被停賽兩年。

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2. Some trains were so overloaded that their suspension collapsed.

一些列車嚴重超載，結果懸架都斷裂了。

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3. He's now facing suspension after a dust-up with the referee.

在與裁判發生爭執後他現在麵臨著停賽。

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4. The active suspension system gives the car a very smooth ride.

這個主動懸架係統使汽車行駛起來非常平穩。

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5. Despite the risk of suspension, he remained defiant.

盡管可能會被停職，他仍然桀驁不馴。

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