practically non-existent

实际上不存在

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used to mean that something is non-existent in a practical sense

用来指某事物在实际意义上不存在

non-existentADVERB + non-existent

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practically non-existent = 实际上不存在 (用来指某事物在实际意义上不存在)

  • The wildlife in that polluted river is practically non-existent now.那条受污染的河流中的野生动物现在几乎不复存在了。
  • After the severe drought, water resources became practically non-existent.严重干旱之后，水资源几乎不复存在。
  • Public transportation in the remote village was practically non-existent.那个偏远村庄的公共交通几乎没有。
  • Opportunities for growth in that declining industry are practically non-existent.在那个衰退的行业中，增长机会几乎没有。
  • With the advent of digital cameras, film photography is practically non-existent.随着数码相机的出现，胶片摄影几乎不复存在。
  • His chances of winning the lottery were practically non-existent.他中彩票的机会几乎没有。
  • In a perfectly fair system, bias would be practically non-existent.在一个完全公平的系统中，偏见几乎不存在。
  • Customer service at the new company was practically non-existent, leading to many complaints.新公司的客户服务几乎没有，导致许多投诉。
  • Before the internet, access to information was practically non-existent for many.在互联网出现之前，许多人获取信息的途径几乎没有。
  • During the lockdown, social gatherings became practically non-existent.封锁期间，社交聚会几乎不复存在。