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

• Considering his position he became wonderfully free from the chronic melancholy which is taking hold of the civilized races with the decline of belief in a beneficent Power.
  从克莱尔的地位来看，他已经令人惊奇地摆脱了长期的忧郁，那种忧郁是因为文明的人类对仁慈的神逐渐丧失信心而产生的。
• 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。
• 'come!'he said peremptorily, taking hold of John by the elbow.
  “喂，听着！”他抓住约翰的胳膊肘专横地说。
• 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。
• Tongs for taking hold of burning coals.
  夹持燃烧的煤炭的钳子。
• They are not taking hold into their, putting into their virtual space, and so somebody needs to be making those computers, and SUN can do that.
  它们并不是存在于虚拟空间的看不见摸不着的东西，所以需要有人来制造这些计算机，而SUN正好可以满足这个需求。
• 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。
• India and China aside, though, a disconcerting slowdown is taking hold.
  然而，除了印度与中国，一种令人不安的经济放缓趋势正逐渐形成。
• There was a new teacher and he was taking hold fast.
  来了一个新老师，并很快地负起了责任。
• 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。