owing to
由于,因...之缘故
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owing to为短语/超纲词汇
近义词, 同义词
be the effect of be due to be owing to originate from arise proceed from emanate from come from grow from issue from flow from result from follow from derive from come of come out of depend upon turn uponowing to resulting from derivable from due to caused by dependent upon derived from evolved from derivative hereditary
owing to
prep because of or on account of (sth) 由于; 因为
*Owing to the rain, the match was cancelled. 比赛因雨取消了. =>Usage at due1 用法见due1.
*Owing to the rain, the match was cancelled. 比赛因雨取消了. =>Usage at due1 用法见due1.
owing to
'ow·ing to
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formal because of something
Owing to a lack of funds, the project will not continue next year.
Flight BA213 has been delayed owing to fog.
WORD CHOICE:owing to, due to, because of, thanks to
Owing to and due to are slightly formal. They are often used in official notices and public statements : Owing to bad weather, this morning's flight will be delayed. | He is retiring due to ill health.
!! Owing to and due to are prepositions (they come immediately before a noun). They are not conjunctions (they cannot connect two parts of a sentence) : I had to wait hours because the plane was delayed (NOT I had to wait hours owing to the plane was delayed).
In spoken English, it is more usual to use because of than owing to or due to : All my clothes got wet because of the storm (NOT owing to the storm).
Thanks to is used to explain why something good has happened : Thanks to the success of his first album, he is now a wealthy man.
prep
formal because of something
Owing to a lack of funds, the project will not continue next year.
Flight BA213 has been delayed owing to fog.
WORD CHOICE:owing to, due to, because of, thanks to
Owing to and due to are slightly formal. They are often used in official notices and public statements : Owing to bad weather, this morning's flight will be delayed. | He is retiring due to ill health.
!! Owing to and due to are prepositions (they come immediately before a noun). They are not conjunctions (they cannot connect two parts of a sentence) : I had to wait hours because the plane was delayed (NOT I had to wait hours owing to the plane was delayed).
In spoken English, it is more usual to use because of than owing to or due to : All my clothes got wet because of the storm (NOT owing to the storm).
Thanks to is used to explain why something good has happened : Thanks to the success of his first album, he is now a wealthy man.
1. Owing to this difference in emphasis, the Japanese are thorough in their meetings as well as in their production.
由于这种重点的不同，日本人不仅在生产上讲求有始有终，而且开会也讲求有始有终。
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由于这种重点的不同，日本人不仅在生产上讲求有始有终，而且开会也讲求有始有终。
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