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hard-charging ˌhɑːdˈtʃɑːdʒɪŋ COCA⁵²⁶⁹⁷iWeb⁴⁴³⁶⁶Economist⁵³⁵⁸¹⁺¹
基本例句
n.进取心十足的⁵⁰;充满激情的⁵⁰
A hard-charging corporate executive who once recommended books about Attila the Hun to an acquaintance, Mr. Sokol ranks his staff monthly based on whom he would fire first.
这位进取心很强的企业高管曾向一个熟人推荐描写匈奴王阿提拉的书，他会每月基于谁先会被炒掉给手下人排名。 voa365
Mr. Zuckerberg's hard-charging ways date back to his childhood.
扎克伯格追求卓越的方式可以追溯到他的童年。 voa365
The tie-up could help invigorate one of China's weakest airlines and, if it works, reorder competition in the hard-charging Chinese aviation industry.
东方航空在中国航空公司中排名靠后，它与新航的结盟不仅将为其增强实力，而且如能获得成功，还将重塑中国航空业的竞争格局。 shinewrite
A hard-charging CIA analyst had pushed the agency into one of the biggest diplomatic embarrassments of the U.S. war on terrorism.
有个中情局分析家把中情局推到了美国反恐战争的外交的尴尬之中。 yeeyan
Despite that, Sundberg says the ANA soldiers“ are willing and hard-charging,” taking the initiative to inspect vehicles at checkpoints and fight.
尽管如此，桑德博格还是认为阿富汗国民军的士兵“是愿意当兵的，而且性格坚韧。”他们带头在检查点检查过往车辆并参加战斗。 yeeyan
The turnabout came under the auspices of a hard-charging aviation official appointed after a string of crashes stretching from the mid-1990s to2002, Yang Yuanyuan.
而在这场转变过程中主持大局的，正是在九十年代中期到2002年中国发生一系列民航事故之后临危受命的中国民用航空总局局长杨元元。 blog.sina.com.cn |