be hard hit

常見例句

雙語例句

• The very rich are already paying higher taxes; the poor are going to be hard hit by benefit cuts.
  富豪們已經(jīng)繳納了高額稅款，窮人們的生活也將因削減福利雪上加霜。
• Germany’s success in emerging markets is a source of both pride and vulnerability, for it would be hard hit were growth there to slow.
  德國為其在新興市場的成功而自豪，但這成果并不牢固。 如果這些市場增長放緩，德國經(jīng)濟(jì)將受重大打擊。
• Similarly, the hotel industry’s revenue and occupancy levels continue to be hard hit.
  同樣，酒店業(yè)的收益和入住率持續(xù)遭遇重創(chuàng)。

原聲例句

• Life seems to be back to normal. However,in the small coastal communities hit hard by the tsunami, signs of devastation and loss are everywhere.
• President Obama told people in the nation's largest state, which has been hit especially hard by the economic crisis, that "there will be brighter days ahead."

權(quán)威例句

• Some firms, such as mail order businesses, will be hard hit.
  ECONOMIST: Royal Mail
• Companies that rely on skilled labour will be hard hit.
  ECONOMIST: AIDS in Kenya
• So some of the new regulatory science policy work that FDA is doing could be hard hit, even if FDA is able to continue to keep pace with its day-to-day review function.
  FORBES: Will Sequester End Drug Approvals? Not Unless White House Wants it to
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