too soon

英 [tuː suːn]

美 [tuː suːn]

为时过早

英英释义

adv

before the usual time or the time expected
1. she graduated early
2. the house was completed ahead of time
Synonym:earlyahead of time

One is often wrong to be right too soon!
对的太快的那个，往往是错的。
But it would be wrong to celebrate too soon.
但过早开始庆祝就错了。
It was just too much pressure too soon.
只是压力太大也太早了。
I think I'm pretty close now, although Saturday might be a bit too soon.
我想我现在非常接近，但星期六可能有点为时过早。
But Americans should take a little heart: it is too soon to despair about their economy.
但美国人也应该放宽心：现在就对他们的经济开始绝望太早了点。
They have rejoiced too soon.
他们空欢喜一场。
But too soon for Barry schickei.
但对巴利。施科尔来说太快了。
He also hinted that it would be too soon, anyway.
他还暗示记者说，现在就把零卡卖掉也未免太快了。
Because we all know there's a chance we might let it go too soon.
因为我们都知道，有的机会，也许是我们放弃的太快。
Increasing frequency and intensity too soon can overwhelm you, making you want to give up.
频率和强度增加太快可以压倒你，使你想放弃。