take a hit

英 [teɪk ə hɪt]

美 [teɪk ə hɪt]

网络  受到影响

英英释义

verb

• inhale through the nose
  Synonym:snort

双语例句

• Some companies do take a short-term hit.
  有些企业确实受到了短期冲击。
• Donated legal hours take a hit at big law
  顶级律师事务所法律援助时间缩水
• In other words, either US households or companies have to take a hit equivalent to 7 per cent of gross domestic product over the next four years, according to budget forecasts.
  换言之，根据预算案中的相关预测，在未来4年内，美国家庭或企业部门必须承受力度相当于国内生产总值（gdp）7%的打击。
• Who would take a substantial hit if the base is closed.
  如果基地关闭要受到重大打击的企业吧。
• Did he take a hit on his head recently?
  最近他的头部有没有受到撞击？
• When graduate school entrance exam scores are released every year at this time, many romantic relationships take a hit.
  每年这个时候正是考研分数公布之时，许多恋情都因此经受着打击。
• At the crux of the debate is the issue of whether senior unsecured creditors take a hit.
  辩论的症结在于优先无担保债权人是否会遭受冲击。
• If the nuclear dispute with Iran were to escalate so that, say, the straits of Hormuz were blocked and crude jumped to$ 100 a barrel, investor confidence would take a hit.
  如果伊朗核问题进一步升温，那么霍尔木兹海峡窘迫的形势将继续保持，原油降格将飙升至每桶100美元，投资者的信心也将会遭受重重一击。
• Charles, you are going to take a hit on this.
  查尔斯，你会受些打击。
• Maybe that's what happens when our egos take a hit in midlife and we realize we're not so young and golden anymore.
  或许，中年时当我们的自尊心受到冲击，并且我们意识到自己不再年轻，已过了黄金时期的时候就会出现这种情况。