holdover是什么意思

音标:英 [ˈhəuldˌəuvə]美 [ˈholdˌovɚ]

延期, 剩余物, 任期届满后仍占据同样地位的人[经] 缓缴税款

an official who remains in office after his term

holdover的用法和例句：

1. These thoughts are a holdover from your former life.

这些念头不过是你之前的生活残留

2. It's a holdover from my old public school days.

那是我以前在公立学校遗留的做法

3. It's a holdover, an echo from the man whose body you inhabit.

只是殘留記憶 是你所占據的軀體的記憶回聲

4. She's one of the holdover theropods, one of the survivors from the second group.

她是第二组中 幸存下来的兽脚龙之一

5. Maybe I think it's a holdover from when children worked 16 hours a day at the elting mill.

也许我觉得这是从 过去童工每天在冶炼厂工作16个小时 流传下来的制度