lean against
英 [liːn əˈɡenst]
美 [liːn əˈɡenst]
（使）靠在…上; 对…有看法
英英释义
verb
双语例句
- 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。 - 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。 - He ordered his kid to lean against the wall.
他让孩子靠墙站着。 - She was feeling tired and was glad to lean against him
她正感到有些疲倦，因此很高兴可以靠在他身上。 - 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 felt mortally wounded and had to lean against the wall.
他觉得自己受了致命伤，只好倚靠在墙上。 - 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。 - The Fed has long stood out among central banks as the least willing to embrace the idea that it should lean against the wind when asset prices are rising rapidly.
长期以来，在世界各国的央行当中，美联储一直最不情愿接受如下观点，即在资产价格迅速攀升时，应采取逆潮流而动的措施。 - I like to lean against things.
我倾向于反对一些事情。 - 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。