taking hold

英 [ˈteɪkɪŋ həʊld]

美 [ˈteɪkɪŋ hoʊld]

网络  执行期; 心理调适的执行期; 执期; 多胎均成活

英英释义

noun

• the act of gripping something firmly with the hands (or the tentacles)
  Synonym:graspingseizingprehension

双语例句

• And I'm not sure, even in Britain, where, you know, as we've heard, plans are taking hold, I'm not sure that the older generation are really getting into it quite as much.
  但我不肯定的是，即使在英国，如你所了解的，环保计划已是不争的事实了，我不肯定那些年纪更大的人是不是也有同样的参与程度。
• By working with the community instead of for the community, longterm change has a better chance of taking hold.
  藉由与社区合作，而非为社区越俎代庖，比较有可能对社区产生长远的改变，并在社区生根。
• It is also difficult to see deflation taking hold when central banks are being so hyperactive.
  在各国央行如此活跃的情况下，通缩也很难站稳脚跟。
• If no one told you we were in a depression, you would be forgiven for thinking a normal economic recovery was taking hold.
  如果没有人告诉你我们正处于大萧条之中，那么你认为正常的经济复苏正在出现是情有可原的。
• 'come!'he said peremptorily, taking hold of John by the elbow.
  “喂，听着！”他抓住约翰的胳膊肘专横地说。
• Tongs for taking hold of burning coals.
  夹持燃烧的煤炭的钳子。
• India and China aside, though, a disconcerting slowdown is taking hold.
  然而，除了印度与中国，一种令人不安的经济放缓趋势正逐渐形成。
• A new doctrine is taking hold: if banks are considered too big to fail, then they are too big and should, hence, be downsized.
  一种新理论逐渐占据了上风：如果银行被认为太大而不能倒闭，那么它们就是太大了，因此应当瘦身。
• The trend appears to be taking hold regionwide.
  看起来，这种趋势正在向整个地区蔓延。
• They are not taking hold into their, putting into their virtual space, and so somebody needs to be making those computers, and SUN can do that.
  它们并不是存在于虚拟空间的看不见摸不着的东西，所以需要有人来制造这些计算机，而SUN正好可以满足这个需求。