lean against

英 [liːn əˈɡenst]

美 [liːn əˈɡenst]

（使）靠在…上; 对…有看法

英英释义

verb

• rest on for support
  1. you can lean on me if you get tired
  Synonym:lean onrest on

双语例句

• Yet even if QE did lead to large capital inflows, it was within emerging economies 'power to lean against the blizzard of cheap money.
  然而，即便量化宽松政策确实导致大量的资本流入，新兴经济体原本也可以采取措施应对廉价资金洪流。
• He ordered his kid to lean against the wall.
  他让孩子靠墙站着。
• Now lean back against the firmness of the tail bone and shoulder blades.
  在保持尾骨和肩胛骨稳定的前提下，向后屈身。
• 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。
• I will fall, thus I lean against on the desk in order to hold up oneself.
  我以为我要摔倒了，因而我靠在书桌上以稳住自己。
• I like to lean against things.
  我倾向于反对一些事情。
• 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。
• Think of abrupt lean against your shoulder and then name of the buyer or payee kisses you for nothing, right away to your smile.
  想突然靠在你肩膀然后抬头对你微笑，没有理由，就亲吻你。
• 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。
• But I stop to lean against a balustrade and watch the sunset, and I get to thinking a little too much, and then my thinking turns to brooding, and that's when they catch up with me.
  然而我停下来倚靠在栏杆上，观看夕阳，开始想得太多了点，而后转为沉思，于是它们在此时追查到我。