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基本英英搭配记法例句例句
坦率的,直截了当的,没有准备的副词flat-footedly名词flat-footedness
Adjective:
with feet flat on the ground; not tiptoeunprepared and unable to react quickly;the new product caught their competitors flat-footed having broad flat feet that usually turn outward;a slow flat-footed walk without reservation;a flat-footed refusal catch flat-footed乘其不备抓住…
flat-foot-ed如|被…的⇒坦率的;直截了当的;没有准备的
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His speed and skill makes other players lookflat-footed.他速度快、 技术好，使其他运动员相形见绌。 GM has been as nimble abroad as it has been flat-footed at home, an early- mover in China, Brazil and Russia, it holds strong positions in all three markets.
通用汽车虽在国内市场没什么作为，在国外市场却眼疾手快，早早就在中国，巴西和俄罗斯三个市场上抢占到强大的市场份额。 ecocn
Operation Barbarossa caught the Russians flat-footed: warplanes on the ground, tanks on rail cars, munitions in the open.
Barbarossa行动发现了苏军行驶缓慢：战斗机停在地面上，坦克在火车上，军火在露天。 yeeyan
Sennhauser says that the government has employed these technologies smartly despite being caught flat-footed by the initial furor after the election.
Sennhauser认为，尽管选举之后政府面对最初骚动时手足无措，但他们现在对这些技术的使用愈加纯熟。 yeeyan
The unrest is a blow to the police, caught flat-footed and unable to ensure order.
这场动乱狠狠地打击了警方，暴露出他们对突发事件毫无准备、对维持秩序无能为力的一面。 renren
Those who once styled themselves foreign policy realists have been left flat-footed and embarrassed by the brave young idealists taking on the tyrants.
那些挑战暴君的勇敢的年轻理想主义者，让曾经标榜自己在外交政策方面务实的人陷入了手足无措和难堪的境地。 robertafnani.com |