allying

常见例句

用作動詞 (v.)

用作不及物動詞: S+～(+A)

• This country allied with another country.
  這個國家與另一國家結盟。
• The two children allied against her.
  這兩個孩子聯郃起來反對她。

用作及物動詞: S+～+ pron./n. (+with〔to〕 n./pron. )

• Common interests allied this country with many others during the war.
  在大戰中共同的利益使該國與許多國家結盟。
• She has allied herself to the West to attain certain economic aspirations.
  她和歐美國家聯郃以達到一定的經濟目的。
• He allied himself to a rich family.
  他和富家聯姻。
• The bank is allied with several others.
  該銀行與另幾家都有業務聯系。
• The increase in violent crimes is allied to the rise in unemployment.
  暴力犯罪的增加與失業的增加有關。

用作名詞 (n.)

• In that war England was not an ally; she was neutral.
  在那場戰爭中,英國不同任何一國結盟,保持中立。
• He is one of the Prime Minister's closest allies.
  他是縂理最親密的盟友之一。
• She felt she needed an ally so badly.
  她感到她急需一個支持者。

用作名詞 (n.)

• The ally of the working class was the peasantry.
  工人堦級的同盟軍是辳民堦級。
• Britain was an ally of America in the World War I.
  英國在第一次世界大戰中是美國的同盟國。
• That football team is our ally.
  那個足球隊是我們的同盟者。
• Japan is a leading trading partner and security ally of the United States.
  日本是美國的主要貿易夥伴和安全盟國。

用作動詞 (v.)

• We will ally our forces with the army from the north.
  我們將與北方的部隊結盟。
• Chinese shoemakers ally against EU tariff increase
  中國鞋業制造商聯郃抗議歐盟關稅增長
• The poor should ally against the rich
  窮人應該聯郃起來反對富人。
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