taking hold

英 [ˈteɪkɪŋ həʊld]

美 [ˈteɪkɪŋ hoʊld]

网络  执行期; 心理调适的执行期; 执期; 多胎均成活

英英释义

noun

• the act of gripping something firmly with the hands (or the tentacles)
  Synonym:graspingseizingprehension

双语例句

• But his lesson might be taking hold at Groupon.
  但他的论断却在Groupon身上得到了验证。
• If no one told you we were in a depression, you would be forgiven for thinking a normal economic recovery was taking hold.
  如果没有人告诉你我们正处于大萧条之中，那么你认为正常的经济复苏正在出现是情有可原的。
• A new doctrine is taking hold: if banks are considered too big to fail, then they are too big and should, hence, be downsized.
  一种新理论逐渐占据了上风：如果银行被认为太大而不能倒闭，那么它们就是太大了，因此应当瘦身。
• But the American phrase "grown man" leaves out the preposition and this neologism is now taking hold in Britain.
  但是美国词组grownman略去了介词，这个新词语如今正在英国扎了根。
• The trend appears to be taking hold regionwide.
  看起来，这种趋势正在向整个地区蔓延。
• The orientation toward integrated resorts that can offer a wide variety of attractions is taking hold.
  综合性度假区将向提供多项服务的方向发展。
• By simply taking hold of its own tail and making itself into a hoop.
  很简单，蜥蜴咬住自己的尾巴，把自己圈成一个环。
• That will be our priority in the fall, and during the flu season in the Southern Hemisphere, to see if this new virus is taking hold or just fizzling out or changing its properties.
  那是我们开始的错误，在南半球流感季节观察新型流感病毒是否存在，或者已经消失或者性质改变了。
• Her husband shouted at her, seizing/ taking hold of her hand.
  她丈夫抓着她的手，大声对她吼叫着。
• She felt a strange excitement taking hold of her
  她浑身感到一股莫名的兴奋。