Traducciones de „qīnrǎo“ en el diccionario inglés » chino

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inroad [ˈınrəʊd] SUST.

inroad

[常作复数] 攻击 gōngjī

inroad

侵袭 qīnxí

inroad

消耗 xiāohào

make inroads upon [or on, into] a country 侵犯一个国家 / make inroads on sb's time

耗费某人的时间

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

We have made a big inroad in this war, let us be united in ending it in our favor.

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They have even made an inroad into the spiritual realm.

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The party therefore wants to make an inroad into the state.

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For the most part, live records work because there's already an inroad for them to succeed.

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A friend of a friend, keen to make use of any inroad came to me for advice.

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They have lost the confidence to re-train and now they can go and do something that will help them make an inroad.

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The inroad the opposition made in many local governments thought to be safe was a shock.

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They are overlooked increasingly by the ruthless inroad of investment and profit which sees them as an expendable commodity.

www.thehindu.com

We are not talking about how the consumption of 40,000 bottles of champagne is making an inroad into the hospitality provisions.

www.dailymail.co.uk

They'll never have an inroad to your internet quasi-intimacy.

www.gizmodo.com.au