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mainstays

英 [ˈmeɪnsteɪz]

美 [ˈmeɪnˌsteɪz]

n.  支柱; 中流砥柱
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柯林斯词典

  • N-COUNT 支柱;中坚
    If you describe something asthe mainstay ofa particular thing, you mean that it is the most basic part of it.
    1. Fish and rice were the mainstays of the country's diet...
      鱼和米是该国的主要食品。
    2. This principle of collective bargaining has been a mainstay in labor relations in this country.
      这一集体谈判原则已经成为该国劳动关系的重要基础。

双语例句

  • In Central America, remittances have long eclipsed traditional agricultural mainstays such as coffee and bananas.
    在中美洲,海外汇款收入很早之前就超过了咖啡、香蕉等传统的农业支柱产业。
  • Construction industry is one of the mainstays of national economy. The rapid development of construction industry brought well opportunity for the development of building waterproofing materials.
    建筑业是中国国民经济建设的支柱产业之一,建筑业的蓬勃发展为建筑防水材料行业的发展带来了良好的机遇。
  • The extension set is one of the three mainstays of extension theory.
    可拓集合是可拓论的三大支柱之一。
  • Sodium and potassium supplements are used for the electrolyte imbalances, and aldosterone antagonists and diuretic spironolactone are mainstays of therapy.
    补充钠钾以纠正酸碱平衡,醛固酮拮抗剂和利尿剂螺内酯是主要的治疗药物。
  • Study on Relationship among Different Benefit Mainstays in Academic Journal Evaluation
    学术期刊评价中不同利益主体关系研究
  • But while excess capacity at home will drive Chinese carmakers to export, analysts say that will not necessarily guarantee success in markets beyond their current mainstays of Latin America, the Middle East and Russia.
    但分析师们表示,尽管国内产能过剩将推动中国汽车制造商出口,但这并不一定能保证它们在拉美、中东和俄罗斯这些当前支柱市场以外的市场取得成功。
  • The Compton brothers were mainstays of the Arsenal side in the1940s.
    坎普顿兄弟是20世纪40年代阿森纳的支柱。
  • In modern society, information has become an important social source and treasure and also one of the mainstays of the cultural society.
    在现代社会中,信息已成为重要的社会资源和财富,是文明社会生活中的主要支柱之一。
  • In a country where fish is one of the economy's mainstays, the result was disaster.
    对于一个以渔业为主要经济支柱的国家,这样的结果是灾难性的。
  • When the researchers compared the men's scans, they noticed that gentle stroking caused a drop in natural opioids in brain areas called the ventral striatum and the anterior cingulate cortex, which are mainstays of the brain's reward circuitry.
    当研究人员对比两次扫描结果后发现,轻柔的抚摸导致大脑内部腹侧纹状体与前扣带脑皮质分泌自然阿片类物质,而二者正是大脑奖励回路机制的重要区域。