beat back

英 [biːt bæk]

美 [biːt bæk]

击退

英英释义

verb

• cause to move back by force or influence
  1. repel the enemy
  2. push back the urge to smoke
  3. beat back the invaders
  Synonym:repeldriverepulseforce backpush back

双语例句

• He then beat back Republican efforts to portray him as reckless, naive and inexperienced.
  之后，共和党将他描述成一个鲁莽、天真、缺乏经验的人，但他最终却冲出了重围。
• I had to beat back half the group to get these.
  我好不容易才从人群里弄出了这个。
• In order to beat back the enemy as soon as possible, you need to lead a class in dangerous commando in combat with the enemy, this is a game addiction and the most eye-catching hand tour.
  为了尽快打退敌人你需要带领一个班的突击队在危险中与敌人作战，这个游戏是一款令人注目和上瘾的手游。
• He held perfectly still, trying to beat back the waves of exhaustion that surged through him.
  他赶紧躺着不动，尽量压制阵阵袭来的全身疲惫之感。
• Beat back the attacks of the bourgeois Rightists
  打退资产阶级右派的进攻
• But folklore has it that the hill got its name because the Fubo General Ma Yuan of the Han Dynasty once shot arrows here to beat back the enemies and tested his sword by cutting rocks here.
  而民间传说伏波山则是因为汉代伏波将军马援曾于此山射箭退敌，削石试剑而得名。
• The student government beat back the plan with the help of teachers in the humanities, who worried that students might abandon them for other courses that they currently avoided.
  学生们会在一些人文学科教师的帮助下驳回该计划，这些教师担心学生们会放弃他们所教的课程而转向那些目前想避开的课程。
• They beat back the enemy's attack.
  他们击退了敌人的进攻。
• The flames beat back the firemen.
  熊熊烈焰迫使消防队员往后退。
• This was the moment when we finally beat back the politics of fear, and doubt, and cynicism; the politics where we tear each other down instead of lifting this country up.
  今晚，曾让我们四分五裂的恐惧、疑虑和犬儒主义政治终于偃旗息鼓。