1.(对...)瞄准
1.to point a gun at something before you shoot
2.to look at something and decide how to throw, swing, or kick in order to hit it
1.Thus Nicolas Sarkozy a few years ago, when crafting the image of a crusading politician ready to take aim at France's elite.
几年前的尼古拉.萨科奇如是说：当时的他正在打造一个坚定不移对抗法国精英主义的政客形象。
2.At this time bullfight private at take aim at stage etc. is all static, be advantageous to preparation, take aim at and judge.
这时斗牛士在瞄准阶段等都是静态的，有利于准备，瞄准和判断。
3.But Robin lifted the bow as if to take aim, and Guy's men-at-arms loosened their shields as they saw it.
但是罗宾举起弓箭对准目标，盖穿着盔甲的人看见了就放下盾牌。
4.Conoco is grappling with intense public scrutiny as China's political leaders and state-run media take aim at the company.
康菲石油正努力应对严密的公众审查，因为中国政治领导人和官方媒体都将矛头对准了它。
5.He worked for a while the bushes take aim, listen and hope to have a rabbit out of nowhere crashed on the stump.
他干一会儿就朝草丛里瞄一瞄、听一听，希望再有一只兔子窜出来撞在树桩上。
6.I saw one of the horsemen (soldiers by their caps and their long military cloaks) raise his carbine and take aim.
我看到其中一名骑兵（从他们的帽子和斗篷辨认出的）举枪瞄准，他的一名同伴连忙撞了一下他的胳膊。
7.Under his conductor, 80 big guns take aim at the British army's battlefield to carry on bombard with artillery in the meantime.
在他的指挥下，80门大炮同时瞄准英军的阵地进行炮轰。
8.The culture used to move relatively slowly, so you could take aim.
以前，文化的演化相对缓慢，所以你能够瞄准它。
9.The officer says he fired warning shots over the heads of youths throwing stones at his patrol car, but witnesses say he did take aim.
据其中一名当事人道：他对向其巡逻车上扔石块的少年鸣枪示警。但据目击者称：警察是用枪瞄准该少年的。
10.Slowly he raised his bow and began to take aim at the bird.
慢慢地他举起弓，开始瞄准那只鸟。