hostage to的意思

hostage to中文翻譯：

……的人質

相似詞語短語

hostage───n.人質；抵押品

hostages───n.人質；抵押品

to take to───喜歡，親近（人）

postage costs───郵資成本（postagecost的名詞復數），郵費

postage meter───郵資機

postage rates───郵資

postage stamp───n.郵票

heave to───停船；逆風停船；頂風漂泊

hove to───我們開始吧。

雙語使用場景

LOFTY words are always a hostage to fortune.───崇高的字眼從來就是命運的人質。

Wine growers say they've been held hostage to the interests of cereal farmers.───葡萄酒制造商們說他們已被谷物種植者的利益所左右。

For too long the conflict in Palestine was a hostage to the cold war.───長期以來，巴勒斯坦的沖突成了冷戰的人質。

Staying on might have turned him into a hostage to those seeking to protect their financial interests.───普京繼續任職可能會致使那些想方設法保護自己經濟利益的人把他擄為一名人質。

A worried easterner describes the alliance as "like an 18th-century Polish parliament, hostage to its most irresponsible member" .───憂心忡忡的東歐人將北約形容為“18世紀的波蘭議會，任由其大多不負責任的成員操作”。

This episode is a wake-up call to any company perceived to be hostage to one person alone. Even if it is true.───對于那些在人們眼里完全依托于一個人——即使這是真實情況——的公司來說，這件事不啻一記警鐘。

So bin Laden's group became just as much a hostage to its leader's flawed strategic vision as the Nazis were to Hitler's.───因此本拉登的小組成為了他有缺陷的戰略眼光的犧牲品，就像曾經納粹成員對于希特勒那樣。

Mr. Obama could and should be hammering Republicans for trying to hold the middle class hostage to secure tax cuts for the wealthy.───奧巴馬先生可以也應該強烈斥責共和黨將中產階級作為人質實現對富人的減稅。

If it had, then it would not, for instance, have remained a hostage to the weather.───如果有的話，比如，它就不會將人質（宇航員）留在太空之中。

英語使用場景

S policy hostage to electoral politics.

Two families had been taken hostage to force the managers of a bank and supermarket to hand over ￡96,000.

Our country must not be held hostage to our past.

My hostage to fortune for 2004 is that this sort of guff has and will recede.

Their blossoming relationship may now be hostage to how bloodily China handles anti-Chinese protests by Tibetans.

Wine growers say they've been held hostage to the interests of the cereal and soybean farmers.

We are all held hostage to each other in this nation.

Making objectives explicit is a hostage to fortune and the failure to do so may reflect a shrewd awareness. 2.

You were hostage to your producers.