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bear

:/ber/
:/beə(r)/
v.:
承受;忍受;不适于某事(或做某事);承担责任
n.:
熊;(在证券市场等)卖空的人
网络:
小熊;负担;容忍
词形变换: (复数) bears (现在分词) bearing (过去式) bore (过去分词) borne
例句
1.
"With the help of media, which can enlist other members of the media, the weight of public opinion can be brought to bear, " he said.
媒体之间相互支持传媒协助可以充分利用发挥公众舆论力量
2.
"It looked just as if that Bear whispered in your ear, " he said. "What did he tell you? "
好像悄悄话什么
3.
How much more greenhouse gas emissions can the world afford to bear, then, if developing countries keep consuming as much energy.
假如世界各国持续今日中国那样消耗巨大能源的话我们地球到底能够承受多少温室气体排放
4.
It was more than I could bear.
不能忍受这样侮辱
5.
He said the measures he has put in place in his first months in office are beginning to bear fruit.
奥巴马就任最初几个采取经济措施已经开始见效
6.
Prof: yes that's a bit of background information that you may bring to bear on this particular argument.
教授有点背景信息可以一个论点
7.
'So when all is said and done, I think we'll have had a worse-than-average bear market and a less-good-than-average bull market.
因此之后认为我们迎来平均水平糟糕熊市不如平均水平牛市
8.
Bear Stearns's "shotgun marriage" to J. P. Morgan "is not the sort of thing we set out to do, " he told the audience.
告诉听众贝尔斯登JP摩根强迫婚姻不是我们安排计划
9.
I'm going to try and save you all the time and all the money and go through it in the next three minutes, so bear with me.
会试节省时间钞票接下来分钟关于究竟怎么一一
10.
If a grizzly bear does actually make contact with you, curl up in a ball, protecting your stomach and neck, and play dead.
如果实际可以球状这样保护脖子然后