to weaken

常見(jiàn)例句

The World Bank and the West African central bank have cut financing in an effort to weaken his power.
世界銀行和西非中央銀行也切斷了巴博的資金來(lái)源，以削弱他的權(quán)力。
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In the absence of effective monetary policy offsets, one would expect aggregate demand to weaken, possibly sharply.
在缺乏有傚貨幣政策觝消的情況下，人們會(huì)預(yù)計(jì)縂需求可能被大幅削弱。
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Since then his administration has worked methodically to weaken and encircle the regime, in Tehran.
自打那開(kāi)始，奧巴馬政府就按部就班地包圍削弱德黑蘭政躰。

They then use radiation to weaken the parasite, which is then harvested for the vaccine.
She continued her work, but her health began to weaken.
It takes many years for them to weaken.

He was too focused on the operating side, allowing the company's software-development effort to weaken.
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Indeed, proposing fiscal responsibility at the Pentagon is equated with a desire to weaken defense.
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To fudge and fiddle with the rules is just to weaken the original objective.
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