strikes at发音

意思翻译

袭击；攻击；向……打击

相似词语短语

strikes───n.[劳经]罢工；攻击（strike的复数）；v.打；攻击（strike的第三人称单数形式）

lightning strikes───n.雷击（等于lightningstroke）；闪电式罢工；n.雷击，闪电式罢工( lightning strike的名词复数 )

disaster strikes───灾难性打击

strikes against───为反对…而罢工

clock strikes───时钟敲响

surging strikes───汹涌的罢工

peremptory strikes───强制罢工

strikes for───为…而罢工

hunger strikes───n.表示抗议的绝食( hunger strike的名词复数 )；n.绝食抗议

双语使用场景

The clock in the tower strikes at noon.───中午的时候在塔楼里面的时钟敲打着。

The issue strikes at the very foundation of our community.───这个问题严重影响到我们社会的基础。

Lee Ewell strikes at his own children.───李。尤厄尔打了他的孩子。

The ban strikes at the heart of the business model for big audit groups and goes much further than expected in restructuring the industry.───这一禁令击中了大型审计集团业务模式的要害，在该行业改革方面的力度远远超出了预期水平。

Fonda has identified a problem that strikes at the heart of the American meritocratic educational ideal.───方达发现的这个问题直逼美国英才教育理念的要害。

But a merger would entail heavy job losses at a time when Ver. di is marshalling strikes at every large German retail bank.───但在Ver.di准备针对德国所有大型零售银行组织罢工之际，这次合并可能会让很多人失业。

The phrase "fairly presented in accordance with US GAAP" strikes at the heart the role accountants played in the crisis, say experts.───专家们表示，“得到公允呈现，符合美国公认会计准则”这段话，击中了会计师在本次危机中所扮角色的要害。

Numbers aside, social media strikes at the heart of what luxury brands offer: passion.───抛开数字不说，大众媒体击中了奢侈品牌所提供的价值的核心：激情。

The drop in sales at Honda shows the price it has had to pay for the spate of strikes at affiliated suppliers during the past two months.───本田在华销量的下滑表明，它不得不为过去两个月旗下供应商爆发的一连串罢工付出代价。

英语使用场景

The issue strikes at the very foundation of our community.

A bold idea which strikes at the very foundation of White's edifice.

The question which feminists are raising then strikes at the very core of Christology.

McMurphy strikes at the air right in front of her face.

The new law strikes at the very fundamentals of a free press.

Catastrophe strikes at the worst possible moment.

In 1980, strikes at the Lenin shipyards gave birth to the Solidarity trade union.

No one strikes at their interests and walks away unharmed.

It strikes at the very fundamentals of a free press, by placing a cost barrier on access to information.