ensued

英 [ɪnˈsjuːd]

美 [ɪnˈsuːd]

v.  接着发生; 因而产生
ensue的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 接着发生;接踵而来;随之产生
  If somethingensues, it happens immediately after another event, usually as a result of it.
  1. If the Europeans did not reduce subsidies, a trade war would ensue...
     如果欧洲人不减少补贴，便会发生贸易战。
  2. A brief but embarrassing silence ensued.
     紧接着是短暂却令人难堪的沉默。

双语例句

• At the seminar an interesting and informative debate ensued among different stakeholders.
  研讨会上，各不同的利益攸关者之间展开了引人入胜、内容丰富的辩论。
• A furious gunbattle ensued.
  一场激烈的枪战随之爆发。
• But his successor, Vladimir Putin, more moulded by a KGB view of the world, drew a different conclusion from those events and the chaos that ensued.
  但他的继任者弗拉基米尔普京（vladimirputin）受克格勃（kgb）的世界观影响更大，对这些事件及后续的骚乱作出了不同的结论。
• In his anger he hit the man and a fight ensued.
  一气之下，他打了那个人，接着是一场搏斗。
• The police officer said that he had placed the man under arrest and that a scuffle had ensued.
  警官说他已逮捕了那人，接着就是一场扭打。
• After the heavy rains, floods ensued.
  大雨之后，接着发生了洪水。
• The US also derived great benefits from this policy: stable bilateral relations and Arab-Israeli peace agreements ensued; trade routes in the Mediterranean and Arabian seas, on which global commerce and energy supplies depend, were made secure.
  美国也从这一政策中获得巨大的利益：获得了稳定的双边关系，促成了阿拉伯与以色列的和平协议；保证了全球贸易和能源供应所依赖的地中海和阿拉伯海贸易通道的安全。
• The weather changed, and a storm of thunder and lightning ensued.
  天气突变，来了一场雷电交加的暴雨。
• He spent his allowance the first week and a lean month ensued.
  他第一周就把津贴用完了，接着过了一个月拮据日子。
• The weekend that ensued changed the course of financial history.
  随后的周末改变了金融历史的进程。