precariousness

• n. 不安全；不稳定

occupational precariousness稳定性

• Thevastphysicalandhumandisruptioncaused bythestormand the failure oftheleveesonlyheightenedthecity's sense of precariousness.

  暴风雨和堤坝的决口引起巨大的自然灾害和人的恐慌情绪仅仅强化了人们对城市不安全的担忧。

• Thewaves,currents,andtidesoftheseaare muchthesame as the ups, downsandprecariousnessoflifeitself.

  大海的波涛、水流与潮汐，与人生的跌荡起伏非常相似。

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