gain ground
英 [ɡeɪn ɡraʊnd]
美 [ɡeɪn ɡraʊnd]
前进，有进展，越来越为人们所接受; 占优势; 逼近
英英释义
verb
- obtain advantages, such as points, etc.
- The home team was gaining ground
- After defeating the Knicks, the Blazers pulled ahead of the Lakers in the battle for the number-one playoff berth in the Western Conference
双语例句
- NowIntel plans to borrow a page from the Japanese by spending heavily through a recession to gain ground on weaker competitors.
现在，英泰尔计划在经济不景气时大量投资以压倒弱小竞争者。 - Static analysis is continuing to gain ground.
静态分析也在不断发展中。 - And soon after, I began to gain ground.
而很快，我开始有进展了。 - At times they gain ground, but the defense of Nigeria is well-organized.
他们时常逼近对方球门，但尼日利亚队的防守组织得很好。 - Not until the FBI, then called the Bureau of Investigation, became involved in the case did law-enforcement officials gain ground on Bonnie and Clyde.
不直到FBI，然后称调查局，在健美和克莱德变得介入案件做了法律执行官员发展。 - I am coming out from the office, gain ground saw faces me to a person to walk directly.
我正从办公室出来，抬头看到一个人径直朝我走来。 - In many mountain ranges, animals like pikas and birds may actually gain ground when they head uphill, the study shows.
研究表明，在许多山脉，像兔鼠类及鸟类动物向山上迁徙的过程中会争夺地盘。 - The events that gain ground genetically in society and half-market should choose combination mode of government intervention and social organization intervention, and with government investment and social organization investment.
对于那些普及程度高，社会接受程度一般的，具有半市场化的运动竞技项目，可采用社会投资和政府投资相结合的社会指导和政府行政干预结合型的模式。 - Pass into when the Opium war, gain ground after reforming and opening.
鸦片战争时传入，改革开放后普及。 - There is a risk that empirically dubious but emotionally attractive interpretations, which condemn markets and call for more statism, could gain ground.
谴责市场、并呼吁加强政府干预的论调，虽然经验依据可疑，但能够煽动情绪，因此可能流行起来。