boot camp

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Increasingly, public-health officials are questioning the value of the so-called boot-camp approach to working out.
公衆(zhòng)健康官員正日益質(zhì)疑所謂訓(xùn)練營(yíng)對(duì)鍛鍊的價(jià)值。
If you’ve been trying the boot-camp approach with no success, try resolving to “Go to more movies,” “Entertain more often,” or whatever resolutions you’d find fun to keep.
如果你一直在採(cǎi)取“集訓(xùn)”方式而不見(jiàn)成果，那麼試試任何你感到有興趣去遵循的決心，比如”看更多電影“、”更多娛樂(lè)“。
But that overlooks an ingredient in the national motivation that may not spring as much from boot-camp parenting as it does from a pervasive, deeply felt yearning for knowledge.
但這一想法忽眡了這一全國(guó)性動(dòng)力的一個(gè)要素。與其說(shuō)這一要素可能來(lái)源於集中營(yíng)式的家庭教育，不如說(shuō)它更多地來(lái)自於對(duì)知識(shí)的一種普遍的深深渴望。

But Haier, using its boot-camp approach, turned the company around without investing a penny of its own cash.
ECONOMIST: China and the chaebol
Executives, meanwhile, admit that the boot-camp approach that serves so well in China may not suit less deferential workers elsewhere.
ECONOMIST: China and the chaebol
He rolled, boot-camp style, a protected ball, in the shelter of a baby grand, from which he eyed the dog with dread.
NEWYORKER: The Yellow

In the United States, a boot camp is a camp where people who have just joined the army, navy, or marines are trained.