get behind

英 [ɡet bɪˈhaɪnd]

美 [ɡet bɪˈhaɪnd]

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英英释义

verb

• to lag or linger behind
  1. But in so many other areas we still are dragging
  Synonym:dragtrailhang backdrop behinddrop back

双语例句

• I mean, you get behind the curtain and you'll find out that it wasn't quite that imposing.
  我的意思是，你站在幕后，你会发现它根本没那么壮观。
• I tried to get behind his words.
  我试图探索他话中的真意。
• It means I get behind the defenders a lot more and find myself in a lot more one-on-one situations.
  这意味着我更多的攻击防守球员的身后得到更多的一对一的机会。
• Without newspaper, we would get behind the times.
  要不是报纸，我们都赶不上时代了。
• If you give the home team even a bit of encouragement, especially in a tight ground like this, the crowd get behind them and get on your back.
  如果你让主队开心了，特别是在这样的狭小场地上，球迷们就会给他们最大的支持。
• Always face your attackers, don't let them get behind you.
  总是面对你的凶手，不要让他们在你背后。
• If capitalists wish to avoid more regulation, they must get behind better governmental oversight.
  如果资本家希望规避更多的监管，那么他们必须支持更有力的政府监督。
• It took Jackson only half a day to get behind the Union force.
  杰克逊仅花了半天就到了联盟军的后方。
• I enjoy the soaps so much and I don't want to get behind on what's happening.
  我太喜欢看肥皂剧了，不想落下现在正在播放的内容。
• If a nonpartisan coalition of CEOs and retired generals and admirals can get behind this idea, then so can we.
  如果一个无党派的首席执行官团体和退休的将军们可以支持这一想法，那么我们也可以支持。