to a fault
英 [tu ə fɔːlt]
美 [tu ə fɔːlt]
(好得)过分，过头; （好得）过头
英英释义
adv
- to a degree exceeding normal or proper limits
- too big
双语例句
- Applied to a fault signals analysis, it can provide more new time-frequency attributes.
将其应用于故障信号的分析，可以提供新的时频属性； - Jefferson was generous to a fault
杰斐逊大方得过了头。 - The syntax of the language is brief to a fault. You never have to type an unnecessary character, or even to use the shift key much.
语言本身的语法要极端简单扼要。让你无需键入多馀的字元，或是经常得来回切换大小写。 - In addition, people who are ambitious and driven enough to become chief executives are forceful and self-confident to a fault.
此外，野心勃勃、有志当首席执行官的人，都是既强势又过于自信的人。 - "On the other hand, when the eyes are set too high up in the skull and too near the ears, it also amounts to a fault, the head being said to have a" foreign appearance.
其他方面，如果眼睛位置太高，太靠近耳朵，也属于有缺陷，称为“外国表情”。眼神应该显示出热情。 - Others will tell you that she is modest to a fault, funny, clever and warm.
别人会告诉你她有趣、聪明又热情，谦逊得过了头。 - But he does not believe that to a fault to justify the abridgement of the rights of the consumers.
但他认为公司不能以系统故障为由剥夺消费者的权利。 - The Bush administration was accused of a martial unilateralism like none before it; the European Union appeared multilateralist to a fault, if not downright divided.
布什政府前无古人的军事单边主义受到指责；欧盟则似乎多边过头了，如果说不上彻头彻尾的分裂的话。 - It is deliberate, fashioned by choices, generous to a fault; happy to put the other person's interests ahead of its own.
它是深思熟虑后的选择，是对过错的包容，是把对方的利益置于自己利益之上而心甘情愿的选择。 - Generous to a fault, he was noted for his hospitality.
他非常慷慨，以其好客而出名。