bear down on

英 [beə(r) daʊn ɒn]

美 [ber daʊn ɑːn]

压在…上; 施加压力; 加紧努力以完成

英英释义

verb

• exert a force with a heavy weight
  1. The snow bore down on the roof
  Synonym:drag downbear downpress down onweigh down
• sail towards another vessel, of a ship
  Synonym:bear down upon

双语例句

• His tentative suggestion of a transaction tax, which he argued would bear down on profits and limit socially unacceptable bonuses, is another curious line of reasoning.
  特纳试探性地建议征收交易税，称这将削减利润并限制社会难以接受的奖金水平，这又是一种古怪的推理方式。
• He's gonna bear down on me and soft-soap you.
  他要打压我，再哄骗你。
• As the costs of climate change bear down on the poor, so their demands grow that rich countries, which caused most of the problems, should help them cope.
  穷国承担气候变化的成本，另一边要求大多数问题的始作俑者&富国帮助他们应对的需求也在增加。
• Bear down on a task
  加紧努力以完成一项工作
• The pen does not write unless you bear down hard on it. His writing style is concise and infectious.
  如果你不用力，这只笔就写不出来。他的文笔凝练，很有感染力。
• To bear down on energy usage would require a different approach.
  抑制能源使用将需要采取一种不同的方式。
• The enemy warship tried to bear down on our small airboat.
  敌舰企图逼近我们的小汽艇。
• The polar bear is so grief-stricken at the loss of her cub that she lies down on the ice to die.
  北极熊在失去小熊后受到了太大的打击，甚至想躺在冰上死去。
• So rapid has been the accumulation of inventory, it will be "another factor likely to bear down on near-term activity".
  存货的囤积速度非常之快，以至于将成为“可能压制近期经济活动的另一个因素”。
• If all the consequences areto be bear down upon the victims themselves, not let it be have double torture on the victims& "the old injury did not heal a fresh injury".
  如果将所有后果都得由受害者自己承担，岂不是让其受到双重折磨&旧伤未愈又添新伤。