imminent;be hanging over one's head;extremely urgent;hardpressed;stare sb. in the face;

Swept along by the swift current, he was in imminent danger of going over the falls.
他被急流冲走, 跌入瀑布的危险已迫在眉睫.
来源:《用法词典》Anxiety refers to the emotional state elicited by signals of impending punishment.
焦虑不安是指由于出现迫在眉睫的、惩罚的征兆而产生的情绪状况.
来源:词典精选例句Owen thought he could see Cowperwood's approaching doom quite plainly.
奥文认为他能够很明白地看出柯帕乌迫在眉睫的灾祸.
来源:词典精选例句As the storm was approaching, the fisher-men were threatened by dangers of the most perilous nature.
风暴正在来临, 所以渔民们受到迫在眉睫的危胁.
来源:《用法词典》Because of their assumed approaching marriage, they occupied a single room together.
由于所谓的迫在眉睫的婚礼, 他们同住在一间客房里.
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