词汇 | 捉襟见肘 |
释义 | 捉襟见肘 辨形“肘”,不能写作“肋”。 辨形“肘”,不能写作“肋”。 法文être accablé de difficultés 俄文бедныйнищенский 鲁国国君派人去给他赠送采邑,对他说:“请用采邑的收入做件衣服吧。”曾子不接受,使者又去了,曾子还不接受。使者说:“这不是先生您向国君要求的,而是国君要奉送您的,为什么不接受呢?”曾子说:“接受的人往往害怕赠送的人,赠送的人往往对接受的人表现出骄纵,能不能使国君赠给我采邑而对我不骄纵,我很担心这一点啊 !” 衿:同“襟”。 反义词 But that is a dangerous game; they may be hard- pressed to de- escalate future crises of a more serious nature. But nor does it seem just the desperation of a cash- strapped regime. Compared to other militaries and particularly because of its size, the PLA is still relatively constrained in what it can do with the funds available. While the upgrade story is still poor, Microsoft has been slowly chipping away at the problem. Economic constraints will oblige America to define its global objectives in terms of a mature concept of the national interest. Economists responding to the news of the quake focused mostly on two issues: how bad the damage stands to be, and how big a burden rebuilding stands to impose on an already stretched nation. Its legendary bloopers are often no worse than the errors made by hard- pressed humans. As a result, North Korea is scrambling for money and, in recent weeks, has resorted to small-bore tactics, such as raising rents and pushing new fees on foreign diplomats in Pyongyang. But Germany remains bad at getting women and older people into jobs. Yet the strategy continues to fall short in a couple of key areas. As its troubled banks eat up ever more cash, it now seems short of options to return it to health. This inflation puts Beijing in a policy- making bind. The government has been hesitant to tighten money by raising interest rates. Now an overstretched defence budget faces a massive cut: as part of the bid to address Britain’s fiscal deficit, defence faces a cumulative squeeze of between 10% and 20% over five years. Some already seem to scrape the barrel. I was particularly interested in finding out what they plan to do with the extra money, since they have never been shy about the positive cash flow generated by their hosting business. These resources were already stretched thin by the new reality of financial austerity. Bringing it back may be just a way to lighten the middle class's excessive tax burden, making them feel less like paupers and a little more like Warren Buffett. State governors complain that their ability to deal with emergencies, such as tornadoes and hurricanes, is being compromised. Among those expected to be most affected are retailers, who have been slashing profit forecasts, and the already beleaguered carmakers. Because they are usually short of money and can buy new players only by selling existing ones. Meanwhile the regime can see for itself that the Bush administration is hugely stretched in Iraq and Afghanistan and does not believe America has the will for interventionit may be wrong. |
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