ensue

中英词典：ensue

形容词和名词含义

ensue 是一个动词，没有形容词和名词的含义。

词语辨析

ensue 与 follow 的意思相似，但略有不同。 ensue 表示紧随其后或作为结果而发生，而 follow 表示在某个事件之后发生。

词汇扩充

相关动词：follow, result, occur, happen

近义词

follow, result, occur, happen, come after

反义词

precede, antecede

柯林斯词典定义

ensue (verb): If one event or situation ensues from another, it happens afterwards, usually as a result of it.

牛津词典定义

ensue (verb): Happen or occur afterward or as a result.

用法

ensue作为一个及物动词，后面通常接从句。

相关例句

1. When the fire alarm went off, chaos ensued.
2. After the announcement of her resignation, a heated debate ensued.
3. He made a rude comment, and a tense silence ensued.
4. The storm caused a power outage, and subsequent flooding ensued.
5. After the initial success of the product, a wave of imitations ensued.
6. He insulted her, and a bitter argument ensued.
7. Following the economic crisis, a period of recession ensued.
8. After the earthquake, panic and chaos ensued.
9. She quit her job, and a period of unemployment ensued.
10. Due to the misunderstanding, a series of conflicts ensued.
11. Once the news broke, a media frenzy ensued.
12. After the speech, a lively discussion ensued.
13. He made a suggestion, and a heated debate ensued.
14. They argued, and a cold silence ensued.
15. Following the crash, a lengthy investigation ensued.
16. After the announcement, a period of uncertainty ensued.
17. She pressed the button, and a loud noise ensued.
18. After the incident, a state of panic ensued.
19. Once the decision was made, a feeling of relief ensued.
20. The accident caused a traffic jam, and subsequent delays ensued.