1.用支柱撑住
1.用柱子支撑
1.to give support or help to something that is having problems or is likely to fail
2.to support something such as a wall to prevent it from falling
1.Mr Netanyahu's supporters say that he is simply trying to shore up his right flank before embarking on substantive negotiations.
内塔尼亚胡先生的拥护者说在进行实质性的谈判之前他只是在试着巩固他的右翼。
2.As recently as last July, when RBS was struggling to shore up its balance sheet, executives insisted the bank would not sell its BoC stake.
就在去年7月RBS拼命维持资产负债状况之时，该行的高管们依然坚称不会出售中行股份。
3.The Treasury played down suggestions that it was making emergency contingency plans to shore up Lloyds let alone nationalise the bank.
财政部轻描淡写其设计的紧急意外事故方案来帮组劳埃德独自完成国有化。
4.The next few months will be tough, but giving the Civic a decent debut would at least help shore up the brand.
未来几个月将是艰难的，但新思域也会有一个体面的亮相会，这至少也能让本田屹立不倒。
5.So far, the U. S. and its allies have preferred to shore up the political arm of Syria's opposition.
到目前为止，美国和其盟友们更倾向于以政治武器支持叙利亚反对派。
6.If he had not acted decisively to shore up the financial system and stimulate the economy, things would have been a great deal worse.
若不是他果断出手支撑金融体系，并刺激经济，情况会糟糕得多。
7.However, efforts to shore up financial sectors in the U. S. and Europe are still 'far from what we need, ' he said.
不过，他说，提振欧美金融领域的努力距离我们的要求仍相差很远。
8.But he said there must be a more "comprehensive, integrated" plan to shore up the region's finances and calm investor fears.
但他表示，必须拟定一份更加“全面、完整”的计划，以改善欧元区财政状况，并化解投资者的担忧。
9.We all look at me very nervous, had no choice but to step aside to shore up the ship.
大家都看我十分紧张，只好将船靠边上岸了。
10.There was little doubt but that an agreement to sell or shore up the firm had to be reached over the weekend.
市面谣言在周末有可能达成某协议，出售或承托该公司。