fruitlessly
- adv.无果而终;徒劳地,无益地
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Plodded through the shadows fruitlessly like an ubiquitous spook ( Joseph Heller )
象无所不在的鬼一样,徒劳地在阴影中缓慢不停地走动(约瑟夫赫勒)
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Her niece had been searching fruitlessly for her every day since March12th .
3月12日以来虽然她每天都在寻找,但却毫无音讯。
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The donkey became extremely angry this time , and tried hard to kick the tiger but fruitlessly .
这一次,毛驴愤怒地用蹄子去踢老虎,但是却非常笨拙无力。
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He spent years fruitlessly lobbying Congress to change a 1909 royalties law , which requires radio broadcasters to pay composers but not performers .
一项1909年的版权使用费法要求电台对歌曲作者付款,但不必对歌者付款。他多年游说国会修改这项法律,但毫无成效。
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The push for garbage classification has advanced sluggishly and mostly fruitlessly in much of China , but Beijing is adopting an innovative way to try and encourage the practice in the capital .
在中国大部分地区,垃圾的分类这一工作进展相当缓慢并且徒劳无益。但是北京现在正在采取一种创新手段,来鼓励首都的垃圾分类工作的进行。
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This article argues that the debate on the relationship between theory and practice in education is a fruitlessly false proposition , which just repeats the work of philosophy but isn 't conscious of the real meaning of this debate .
教育理论与实践之争是一个劳而无功的虚假性命题。教育领域教育理论与实践关系之争只是重复了哲学的工作,而没有真正意识到这场讨论的根本意义所在。
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Rabbit has fruitlessly revolted against the alienated situation where he is , to remain true to the self and restore his social ties and self-integrity , but all his efforts prove futile and useless eventually .
‘兔子’为了保持真实的自我和恢复与社会的联系及自我的完整性,也曾对自己的异化处境做出了反抗。
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In Maastricht Pact signed in 1992 , the European Community put forward the Common Foreign and Security Policy ( CFSP ) formally . Nevertheless , in practice , this policy have been acting fruitlessly and meeting with a lot of obstruction .
在1992年签订的《马斯特里赫特条约》中欧共体各国正式提出了共同外交与安全政策,然而该政策在实践中却一直表现乏力,阻碍重重。
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There is no magic formula ( as people have fruitlessly tried to develop them ) because " value " itself is not the type of thing you can nail down . It is deliberately ethereal in nature , and it can change from one day to the next .
不存在所谓魔法公式(有人试图列出来,那纯粹是徒劳无功),因为“价值”本身就不是那种你可以确定其类型的东东。它在本质上是有意为之的虚幻飘渺,而且随着时间流逝,也会发生种种变化。
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Obviously , this is even less likely to be the case , if you studied for love and not for money or a clear career path . But does that mean that you 're doomed to wander the job market , searching fruitlessly for a good-paying job that you 'll actually enjoy ?
显而易见,如果人们只是因为喜欢,而非挣钱或者明确的职业方向来选择大学专业,真实结果也许还会小于这个比率。