n. 重要材料(或事物), 有实际价值的东西 a. 实质上的, 物质的, 有内容的, 结实的
They are unemployed for much longer than the average, and their age is indeed one of the greatest barriers to their finding a job.” D) A substantial part of this, they report, is “widespread ageism” on the part of hiring managers.
四级 · CET-4 2025年12月 第3套
There are substantial, thought-out policy proposals on both sides of the argument.
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21.A) Whether they actually signify a substantial change.
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M) Pritchett concedes that his find deserves careful excavation and preservation."I think what I found should go in a museum," he says.“But I also think I should get paid for what I found.” Indeed, it's a bit of a mystery why governments, archaeologists, and treasure hunters can't work together—and why salvors aren't at least given a substantial finder's fee before the original owner takes possession of the vessel and its artifacts.
六级 · CET-6 2023年12月 第2套
O) The father of two from Columbus, Ohio, who still works at the company as an associate and investigator, said he has witnessed a "domino effect(多米诺效应)" across companies since the settlement, but that there is still substantial progress to be made towards changing attitudes towards paternity leave.
四级 · CET-4 2023年12月 第2套