vaulting

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• The spending splurge prefigured the most toxic aspect of Labour’s domestic record: vaulting debt (see chart 2) and a fiscal deficit that equalled 11.6% of GDP in 2009-10.
  揮霍的開(kāi)支預(yù)示著工黨本國(guó)紀(jì)律的最毒的方面。 跳馬站務(wù)（見(jiàn)表2）和財(cái)政赤字在2009年10以11.6%相等。
• Some now ask whether China is vaulting up the technology ladder or even threatening American national security.
  現(xiàn)在有人在問(wèn)，中國(guó)是否跨越了科技階梯，甚至威脅到了美國(guó)的國(guó)家安全。
• THE loans that microfinance companies make may be tiny but their ambitions can be vaulting.
  微型信貸公司提供的貸款金額可能很小但是他們的野心卻不可小看。

權(quán)威例句

• The sense of vaulting entitlement is gone, even if much of the squad is the same.
  ECONOMIST: The intertwined fates of a people and their football team
• Other facets of Mr Bush's personality mixed with his vaulting ambition to undermine his presidency.
  ECONOMIST: Few people will mourn the departure of the 43rd president
• Some now ask whether China is vaulting up the technology ladder or even threatening American national security.
  ECONOMIST: Good for China, but good for its neighbours too
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