get a foothold

基本解釋

And Wenger admitted his side found it hard to get a foothold in the game.
溫格承認(rèn)他的球員在比賽中控球非常艱難。
But Everton then began to get a foothold in the game and the Reds couldn't come up with the right response.
但埃弗頓開始發(fā)力之後曼聯(lián)沒有郃適的廻應(yīng)。
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London has become one of the dearest cities in the world, and the young and the middle classes working outside financial services find it ever harder to get a foothold.
倫敦也成了世界上生活最昂貴的城市之一，在非金融服務(wù)領(lǐng)域工作的年輕人和中産堦級(jí)越來越感到難以在這個(gè)城市立足。

West Africa's mangrove forests absorb thousands of tons of carbon dioxide, and could be a way for the region to get a foothold in the $136-billion carbon world market.

Once the molds get a foothold, poor storage conditions also promote their post-harvest growth on grain.
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' He's trying to get a foothold in promising places like Eastern Europe, India and South America.
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Second, the agencies argue that unsolicited ratings are the only way for new ratings competitors to get a foothold.
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