do-or-die

基本解释

• adj. 不屈不挠的；孤注一掷的；生死关头的

英汉例句

双语例句

• " Ryan wrote, "the hotel may be Mr Qaddafi's strength and the opposition do-or-die site, the frightening thought kept in mind.
  瑞安写道，“这个酒店有可能成为卡扎菲力量和反对派决一死战的地点，这个令人恐惧的念头一直不断地在我们脑海浮现着。”
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• There are those do-or-die moments in life, when you've got a great opportunity and you don't want to blow it, when you whisper to yourself, OK, don't let this be the time I mess up.
  生活中有一些坚定时刻，你获得了很好机会，你不希望搞砸了，此时你会小声对自己说，好吧，保佑这次别让我搞糟。
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• But weaker or poor mothers tend to have weaker sons who do not do well and are more likely to die early - earlier than women in the same society.
  与相同的条件下的其他妇女相比，体弱多病的母亲生育的儿子往往也很瘦弱，在幼年时代也容易死亡。

权威例句

• As was the case in May 1967, Israel has arrived at a do-or-die moment.
  CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: A do or die moment
• Detroit's woes continue to weigh on investors, with General Motors in a do-or-die week.
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• For the first time ever, some clubs will open the playoffs with a single do-or-die game to determine whether they advance.
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词组短语

短语

• Do -or -die 破釜沈舟
• a do -or-die year 关系到生死的一年
• The do -or-die struggle for growth 企业增长生死之战
• to make a do -or-die effort 拼命

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英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• A do-or-die battle or struggle is one that involves a determined or desperate effort to succeed.
• If something is do-or-die for someone or something, it will determine whether they succeed or fail.

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专业释义

体育

• 生死关头的