1.认为...已了结[解决]了,毁掉了...
1.to put an end to or ruin something
1.Steadily rising inflation seems to have put paid to hopes of lower rates, at least for the rest of the year.
稳步上升的通货膨胀率似乎是对利率下降期望的补偿，至少对今年剩余的时间来说是这样。
2.Her strong performance so far has put paid to that idea, and Lula himself has said he will support her re-election in 2014.
她现在的强势让这种想法化为泡影，卢拉自己也说他会支持她在2014年的连任。
3.Plunging housing markets and the credit crunch have put paid to all that.
而下跌的住房市场以及信用紧缩使这些都成为了纸上谈兵。
4.The triumph of grocer's daughter Margaret Thatcher put paid to her party's toffs who sneered at her cohort as "garagistes" .
杂货店老板的女儿玛格丽特·撒切尔让保守党的有钱人跌破眼镜，他们嘲笑她的同伴像“汽车修理工”。
5.Roiled markets put paid to that; instead, investors are now being treated to a classic related party transaction.
市场的动荡使其上市希望成为泡影；而投资者现在看到的，是一宗典型的关联方交易。
6.The series of terrible blind dates put paid to her dream of an ideal marriage.
一系列可怕的相亲断送了她对理想婚姻的梦想。
7.Let him try that game again on me, and I'll soon put paid to it.
他如若再和我玩这把戏，我很快就会叫他收起来。
8.In all likelihood, that would put paid to its inflation concerns.
这很有可能会结束其通胀担忧。
9.a series of airforce strikes that put paid to the General's hopes of fighting on.
一连串空中打击粉碎了那位将军继续战斗的希望
10.The result is more expensive managers, a phenomenon that has put paid to the localisation strategies of many multinationals.
其结果是经理人的薪酬更为高昂，这一现象使许多跨国公司的本地化战略碰壁。