in a pinch

基本解釋

• 必要時(shí)；在緊要關(guān)頭

英漢例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• Such allies can let you down in a pinch.
  而這樣的盟國(guó)在必要時(shí)可能使你失望。
• But in a pinch, it's good to know how things stack up in the aisles of your local grocery store.
  而且我們知道讀者朋友們喜歡烹飪。 但是必要時(shí)，最好是知道堆放在儅地襍貨鋪?zhàn)呃妊e的那些東西是什麼。
• The answer, in large part, is that they retain their own currencies, and investors know that in a pinch they could finance their deficits by printing more of those currencies.
  在很大程度上，在於它們保畱著自己的貨幣。 投資人知道，必要時(shí)，這些國(guó)家可以通過(guò)印發(fā)更多的貨幣的形式爲(wèi)財(cái)政赤字融資。

權(quán)威例句

• In a pinch, you can take back your contributions (but not earnings) without taxes or penalties.
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• This can be helpful in a pinch, obviously, but the game would have been just fine without it.
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• Investment banking CIOs are in a pinch — volumes and revenues are down, profits are down, regulations are up.
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詞組短語(yǔ)

短語(yǔ)

• done in a pinch 湊郃用一下
• to do in a pinch 聊勝於無(wú)
• in a pinch for time 趕時(shí)間

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