- 近义词
- 反义词
- 退步lag behind;fall behind;room for manoeuvre;leeway;backslide ;
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动摇了中国就要倒退到分裂和混乱, 就不可能实现现代化.
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Plan on slow and steady progression, and prepare for setbacks and even frustration.
进行缓慢而稳定的进展计划, 并且对倒退和沮丧做好准备.
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There has been a retrogres-sion in the field of human rights since 1975.
自1975年来，人权状况出现了倒退。
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许多牙医不再为依靠国民保健制度的病人看病，这是该国的一大倒退。
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Mr Hitchings admits to wincing occasionally, but almost on principle he is more cheerful than not.
希秦斯先生承认有时会倒退, 但从语言原理上来说,他更为高兴这种倒退.
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So we beat on, boats against the current , borne back ceaselessly into the past.
于是我们奋力向前划, 逆流向上的小舟, 不停地倒退,进入过去.
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As to what degree relations may regress, that depends on the cause of the regression.
至于倒退到什么程度, 那要看导致倒退的来势如何.
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This means that the system only improves, always notching forward, never backsliding.
这意味着系统只能够被改进, 总是向前的, 从不会倒退.
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The overwhelming majority of the Chinese people will never allow such a backset.
中国绝大多数人决不允许历史倒退。
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Recently, though, freedom's progress may have come to a halt, or even gone into reverse.
然而, 最近以来, 自由的进步可能停滞不前, 甚至出现了倒退.
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This may help to maintain the gains you've made and to prevent backsliding.
这或许有助于保持你所取得的进展，防止倒退。
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Since then, he has combined the two to set and break world records for cycling backwards.
从那时起, 他结合了两者的设置和打破自行车世界纪录倒退.
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Greater government intervention in businesses would represent a step backwards.
政府加强对企业的干涉将是一种倒退。
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但相比之下, 我区的养蜂业却停滞不前, 甚至于倒退了.
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The Regressive Cycle is used to describle a decline in performance ( regression ).
倒退循环用来描述部属工作表现的下跌 ( 倒退 ).
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