budged

英 [bʌdʒd]

美 [bʌdʒd]

v.  (使)轻微移动，挪动; (使)改变主意，改变观点
budge的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• V-ERG （使）改变主意；（使）让步
  If someone will notbudgeon a matter, or if nothingbudgesthem, they refuse to change their mind or to come to an agreement.
  1. Both sides say they will not budge...
     双方都声称决不让步。
  2. The Americans are adamant that they will not budge on this point...
     美国人非常强硬，他们在这一点上是不会妥协的。
  3. No amount of prodding will budge him.
     不管怎么刺激都不会让他改变主意。
• V-ERG （使）移动；挪动
  If someone or something will notbudge, they will not move. If you cannotbudgethem, you cannot make them move.
  1. Her mother refused to budge from London...
     她母亲不肯离开伦敦。
  2. The window refused to budge...
     窗户推不开。
  3. I got a grip on the boat and pulled but I couldn't budge it.
     我抓住船使劲拉，但是拽不动。

双语例句

• Between 2000 and 2008, spending quadrupled but supply growth barely budged.
  在2000年至2008年期间，开采支出增加了3倍，但供应量增长几乎原地未动。
• He hasn't budged from his chair all day.
  他一整天坐在椅子上没动。
• Indeed, China's economy might have moved at a faster pace: on a trade-weighted basis, the renminbi has barely budged this year, in contrast to the currencies of neighbouring Korea or Thailand.
  实际上，中国经济有可能进一步加速：人民币的贸易加权汇率今年几乎没有变动，而相比之下，韩国和泰国这两个邻国的货币均已大幅升值。
• But average wages have barely budged.
  平均工资却几乎没有变化。
• Nobody budged you an inch.
  别人一丁点儿都算计不了你。
• This would also be ideal for a small kitchen, as it can be budged up into the corner.
  对于小厨房这是个不错的主意，因为我们可以把它放在角落里。
• Neither side really budged from its hardline position, limiting the amount of change in the status quo.
  双方的坚定立场都没有真正动摇，因此只是有限地改变了实际状况。
• From America to Japan, figures for well-being have barely budged. The boy is happy, very happy.
  从美国到日本，康乐指数没有什么变化。男孩很快乐，非常快乐。
• China has not budged publicly from its position that the crisis could be solved through negotiations.
  中国认为，这一危机可以通过谈判解决，迄今它尚未公开改变这一立场。
• Middle-class lifestyles have flourished even though median wages have barely budged.
  尽管收入中值几乎原地不动，中产阶级的生活方式还是日益兴旺。