girding

英汉释义

• v.

  1.缠,束;佩(剑)

  2.准备 (for)

  3.装备;赋与(权力) (with)

  4.围绕,包围着 (with)

  5.准备

  6.嘲笑 (at)

  7.嘲笑

  1.缠,束;佩(剑)

  2.准备 (for)

  3.装备;赋与(权力) (with)

  4.围绕,包围着 (with)

  5.准备

  6.嘲笑 (at)

  7.嘲笑

• n.

  1.嘲笑

英英释义

• v.

  1.to prepare for a difficult activity; to prepare for something difficult or dangerous

英汉例句

• 1.As business skids and job cuts mount, Wall Street employees still left already were girding themselves for smaller bonuses.

  随着业务急速下滑，裁员数目增加，保住饭碗的华尔街员工已经做好了奖金缩水的准备。

• 2.The British public has never ceased girding him.

  英国公众从来没有停止过嘲笑他。

• 3.Even the most established hedge funds are being hit by -- or girding for -- withdrawals from investors.

  就连实力最雄厚的对冲基金也正遭到--或是即将遭受--投资者赎回的打击。

• 4.Girding can improve the cuttings survival rate effectively, but no use to rooting rate.

  环剥能提高插条存活率，而不能促进生根。

• 5.America was girding for an even more serious event.

  不过美国还是为更为严重的事件着手准备。

• 6.Three months ago, investors were girding themselves for another Great Depression; Asian equities have since put on almost 60 per cent.

  三个月前，投资者还在勒紧裤带准备迎接另一场大萧条（GreatDepression）；此后亚洲股市却累计上涨近60%。

• 7.Does it mean the way of girding of Japanese Dao today is passed from China?

  这是否说明今天日本刀的佩法，即是从中国传过去的？

• 8.Is the US girding its loins for another great crusade against evil?

  美国是会为了再一次大举讨伐邪恶而摩拳擦掌？

• 9.They were girding for the exam.

  他们正在准备考试。

• 10.Despite the small numbers and this week's High Court ruling, the government is girding itself to act.

  虽然涉及人数不多，本周最高法院也做出了判决，但是政府正试图改变。