bully-off
基本解释
- 开球; n.;闭塞开始
英汉例句
- The police hid Assiya, she said, and briefly locked up her 10-year-old brother to bully the family into backing off.
警察们把阿西娅藏起来,她说,并短暂扣押了她10岁大的弟弟以威吓这个家庭。 - They saw a homeless man leaving a shop and started to bully him. An off-duty policeman heard the commotion and intervened; he was shot and killed.
他们看到一个流浪汉正要从一个商店离开,便开始恫吓他,恰巧一名下班的警察听到了喧闹并予以干涉,结果遭到枪击身亡。 - It is not so much that he is, as some have suggested, a flat-track bully, only good to score heavily when the pressure is off; the issue is tactical.
一些人说他没有那么重要,只是一个只会欺负弱小的人,也只擅长在没有压力的时候重重的射门,这争论点只是战略型的。 - These include trying to boost domestic demand with higher wages and lower taxes for the less well-off, to bully the Bundesbank into cutting interest rates, and to set target zones to stabilise currencies.
ECONOMIST: Who really runs Germany?
双语例句
权威例句
英英字典
- a method by which a game is restarted after a stoppage. Two opposing players stand with the ball between them and alternately strike their sticks together and against the ground three times before trying to hit the ball
- to restart play after a stoppage with a bully-off