holdover

英[ˈhəʊldəʊvə(r)]

美[ˈhoʊldoʊvər]

基本释义

He is a holdover from the last Administration.

他是前内阁的留任者.

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Whether it's demons or some holdover from a dysfunctional childhood, he cannot stand to be alone.

不知是天生如此还是受到不幸孩提时代的影响, 他无法忍受独自一人.

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Holdover of housing funds and property maintenance costs of civil air defense construction shoes.

缓缴房屋物业维修基金和人防易地建设费.

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Noun

1. an official who remains in office after his term
2. something that has survived from the past;
"a holdover from the sixties"
"hangovers from the 19th century"