大学英语词汇短语释义解析及例句 bend on


释义：

bend on 下定决心做某事；增速；系住

例句：



There is a big tree round the bend on the road.

在路的急转弯处有一棵大树。


Has the White House seen any sign that Republicans are willing to bend on revenues?


Clearly, the White House will need to bend on its tax demands to accomplish anything, Hoffmeister said on Friday.


Mr Pritchard-Jones said he believed she might have exceeded a 10mph speed limit going into a bend on the road.


Previously, prosecutors had alleged Jones had driven too fast as her vehicle approached a blind bend on Division Lane on 11 July.


And is the only way to offset them at this point for Republicans to bend on revenue, or do you see any alternatives?


Are they going to have to bend on that eventually?


Buckmore Park is to hold another competition kart race in memory of Henry Surtees on 18 July, when his father will rename a bend on the circuit "Henry's Bend".


Tucked into a narrow bend on this leafy road stands a half dozen miniature cafes where poets, activists and writers socialise over strong cups of Arabic coffee and bowlfuls of hummus.


Rep. Chris Van Hollen, D-Maryland, acknowledged recently the tough position McConnell is facing -- having to corral a caucus unwilling to bend on a tax increase plan that Obama and Democrats have called for.


Fehr (like his predecessor, Marvin Miller) has been held up as the gold standard for sports-union negotiators, mainly because of his refusal to bend on the salary-cap issue, even through a lengthy strike in 1994.


Mr. Steinbrenner expressed his gratitude for their efforts, and while he isn't going to bend on his usual policy of not negotiating extensions in-season, he issued a strong vote of confidence, suggesting that both men will be back next year.