| 词汇 | 你争我夺 |
| 释义 | 你争我夺 “ It breaks my heart, ” another teenage boy tells me, “to see my classmates compete against each other instead of helping each other.” This century it has mostly been conflicts within countries that have claimed headlines, with insurgents and rebels, sometimes with foreign backing, battling each other as well as their own government. From the earliest days of humans, envy and greed have caused conflict even when the two parties involved don't really have anything that the other party needs. However, while the banks struggle at this market, and the amount of small enterprise loan had raised 6% in the half year of2009, small business loans in AB Shenzhen Branch of was declined. When parents are healthy or economically capable, they are considered as basketballs: their children are fighting for them. The two neighboring states' vying for Apple's millions has caused some slight political upheaval, as well. Each time, he may not have jostled his way to the top but he was ready when the chance came. It was a short and gloomy reign, in a botched war that left Europe’s most successful multinational state, the11- nation monarchy run from Vienna and Budapest, beyond saving. With their political heirs now scrapping for leadership of the Labour Party in opposition, those old dividing lines are anything but ancient history. Photographers, models and singers all jostled for money and fame. Whether we end up fighting one another or whether we work together to confront common threats— our fate, our common wealth, is in our hands. He adds that Republicans are better at this because they centralise and share information, whereas various Democratic interest groups tend to fight over who controls it. They are divided not just between exiles and those within. Individuals have been jockeying for position. I have got so tired of the race that I left my job and came to China to teach. I am among them, among their battling bodies in a medley, the joust of life. You become embroiled in competitive dating battles. Small investors are crowding into mutual funds that promise to grab some of China’s double-digit expansion. Afghanistan enters the year as a prisoner of its “ liberating” neighbor; Iran and Iraq close the year at each other's throats. That may, in part, be a reflection of American bosses’ ruthless cuts in full-time jobs, forcing those laid off to scramble for whatever work they can find. Each scrambled for the football at the football ground. |
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