1.掘...的下面,在...下面掘地道,暗掘;冲蚀;削弱...的基础;用阴险手段毁损,暗中破坏(名声等);伤害(健康等)
1.to make something or someone become gradually less effective, confident, or successful; to deliberately say or do things that make someone appear less impressive or less important
2.to dig under something, especially so that it becomes weaker
1.Such a spiral is, so far, unlikely in the U. S. , where high unemployment is undermining workers' bargaining power.
到目前为止，这种螺旋形通货膨胀局面还不大可能出现在美国，美国的高失业率正在削弱工人在工资上讨价还价的能力。
2.He asked who benefited from undermining stability, and added: "I do not rule out that this was a gift from abroad. "
他质问那些因暗中破坏稳定而获益的人，并强调：“我并不排除这是来自国外的礼物。”
3.He must encourage them to help come up with sound ideas, while also not undermining the implementation of policies they do not like.
他要鼓励他们提出更有建设性的意见，同时又要让他们不要对不喜欢的政策的实施发难。
4.The slowing global economy impacts adversely every IT company around the world undermining the profit margin of every industry player.
全球经济放缓令每一家从事资讯科技业务的公司均面对利润下降的困境。
5.Such experimentation will no doubt fuel the fears of those who worry that cyberdating is commoditising intimacy and undermining marriages.
这些实验毫无疑问会激起人们对网络婚介将商业化性行为和破坏婚姻的担心。
6.But it will not be easy to push them without undermining sales of its o ther, less wholesome wares or appearing to nanny its customers.
但推动这类产品的销售，势必损害旗下其他非健康食品的销售，或者似乎要当顾客的保姆。
7.The currency that bore the brunt was the yen. It jumped nearly 60% in a year, undermining Japanese growth.
协议出来后，日圆便饱受冲击，一年之内，日圆升值近60%，削弱了日本的经济增长。
8.Undermining Faith. Christians are sometimes inclined to look back nostalgically at the medieval world as the great age of faith.
基督徒有时会无限惋惜地怀念起中世纪的世界，认为那是宗教的黄金时代。
9.The value of the peso had been declining precipitously, undermining Mexico's ability to borrow money or to repay existing debts.
比索急剧贬值，损害了墨西哥的借贷或偿还现有债务的能力。
10.'I don't want him to think that we're undermining his desire to be good at a sport he really likes, ' she says.
艾蜜说，我不希望儿子认为我们在拉他后腿，不让他在自己真正喜欢的体育运动上有所作为。