lean against
英 [liːn əˈɡenst]
美 [liːn əˈɡenst]
（使）靠在…上; 对…有看法
英英释义
verb
双语例句
- Mr Heathcliff advanced, and lifted him to lean against a ridge of turf.
希刺克厉夫走向前，把他提起来，靠在一个隆起的草堆上。 - Mr Bernanke made no reference to the possibility of increasing Fed purchases of Treasuries to lean against the rise in yields.
伯南克没有谈及美联储加大美国国债购买量、以抑制国债收益率上升的可能性。 - With average daily turnover in the domestic foreign exchange market of about$ 16bn, trying to lean against currency moves would require a lot of costly intervention.
国内外汇市场的平均日交易量约为160亿美元，因此试图对抗汇率走势将需要大量代价高昂的干预。 - Stems don't twine round supports, but they can lean against them.
茎干不缠绕支撑物，但是倚靠其上而生。 - The Fed has long stood out among central banks as the least willing to embrace the idea that it should lean against the wind when asset prices are rising rapidly.
长期以来，在世界各国的央行当中，美联储一直最不情愿接受如下观点，即在资产价格迅速攀升时，应采取逆潮流而动的措施。 - Mr. Lawson measures and cuts the fabric in the atelier, where bolts of fine wool lean against the walls and bobbins of colorful thread occupy rows of shelves under bright overhead lights.
劳森在工作室里测量、剪裁面料，一匹匹细羊毛靠在墙边，一卷卷彩色丝线摆放在一排排架子上，天花板上是明亮的顶灯。 - The observed results showed that the calcaneal clamp, with its great touching surface and even lasting compression, could correct the widening deformity of the calcaneus and make the fragments lean against each other and impact each other, benefiting the prying.
观察结果表明，跟骨夹接触面广，压力均匀、持久，能纠正跟骨增宽畸形，使骨折块相互靠扰、嵌插，有利于撬拨； - She was feeling tired and was glad to lean against him
她正感到有些疲倦，因此很高兴可以靠在他身上。 - Tim Geithner, US Treasury Secretary, said the global recovery could be undermined by lack of progress on lifting domestic demand "in countries running external surpluses and by the extent of foreign exchange intervention as countries with undervalued currencies lean against appreciation".
美国财长蒂姆盖特纳（timgeithner）表示“贸易顺差国家”在提升内需方面缺乏进展，“以及货币低估的国家为抗拒升值而进行的汇率干预的规模”，都可能影响全球复苏。 - He saw her stumble with dizziness and lean against a tree for support.
他看见这姑娘晕眩了一下，用手扶住了一棵树。