bring-down

常見例句

But the radical bring-down of price had to wait until victory was declared on the first human genome.
但想真正實(shí)現(xiàn)費(fèi)用的徹底削減，還要等到人類基因組計(jì)劃成功的消息被宣布之后。
The Admiral is simply the best of the best: totally dead in your hand, unbelievably quiet, and powerful enough to bring-down anything with 4 legs.
在海軍上將僅僅是最好最好的：在你的手完全死了，難以置信的寧靜，足以把式4腿什么。
According to geological conditions of stopes in Chengchao Iron Ore Mine, the data for ore bring-down through blasting are modified; and some issues in close relation with blasting are emphasized.
根據(jù)程潮鐵礦采場地質(zhì)條件，對落礦參數(shù)進(jìn)行了修改，強(qiáng)調(diào)了與爆破相關(guān)的幾項(xiàng)工作。

That is our basic challenge now,". Geithner says it will take some time to bring down unemployment levels, which in October reached a 26-year high in the United States.
If banks get in trouble and they can't pay out -if one bank gets in trouble and can't pay out on its deposits, then that can bring the whole system down because it can cause a panic among investors -among depositors and banks -and create a run on a bank.
如果銀行出現(xiàn)問題而且他們無法支付...,如果一家銀行出現(xiàn)問題,并且無法支付提取的存款,那么這就會使得整個(gè)系統(tǒng)崩潰,因?yàn)檫@會在投資者中引起恐慌...,在存款人和銀行中引起恐慌,并且造成銀行擠兌
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After two men died of heat-related causes in Moscow's metro, a consumer group sued the transit operator to bring down temperatures to the legal maximum of 32 degrees centigrade.

So last week, I laid out a plan to pay for the American Jobs Act, and to bring out -- down our debt over time.
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If no help is forthcoming, there is every chance that the ensuing economic chaos, in the wake of a likely rouble crash, will not only bring down the current government but may even bring down Russia's rough-and-ready democracy.
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