the bloodline

英漢例句

I mean, they're family, for Christ's sake – you're part of the bloodline: what more do they want?
我的意思是，他們是家人，按照基督的說(shuō)法—你是血脈中的一部分：他們不想得到什么。
Within a small percentage of the population, wealth has been passed on along the bloodline for hundreds of years.
富豪階級(jí)人數(shù)不多，幾百年來(lái)繼承了統(tǒng)一的貴族血統(tǒng)。
If trading was the bloodline of Morgan Stanley, options were the heartbeat and the fervor of each day's flow seemed to center on our desk.
如果說(shuō)摩根斯坦利血液里流淌著的是證券交易，那么期權(quán)交易就是這個(gè)巨人的心跳。我們交易組似乎是每天各種各樣熱力的中心。

"The bloodline of a product is still important to consumers, " he says.
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