militated
英 [ˈmɪlɪteɪtɪd]
美 [ˈmɪlɪteɪtɪd]
v. 妨碍;阻碍
militate的过去分词和过去式
柯林斯词典
- VERB 妨碍;阻碍
To militate against something means to make it less possible or likely. To militate against someone means to prevent them from achieving something.- Her background militates against her...
她的背景对她不利。 - We can never promise to sail anywhere in particular, because the weather might militate against it.
天有不测风云，所以我们永远都无法保证会航行到哪个地方。
- Her background militates against her...
双语例句
- But the arguments that militated against the mooted BP/ shell merger a couple of years ago the daunting regulatory challenge and the potential clash of personalities are equally forceful today.
但是，几年前反对bp与荷兰皇家壳牌合并的论据（可怕的监管挑战和潜在的个性冲突），在今天同样很有力。 - Circumstances militated agains this success.
环境对他的成功有不利的影响。 - The financial crisis, faltering political commitment, concerns about weak electricity demand and competition from cheap gas have all militated against investment.
金融危机、犹犹豫豫的政治承诺、对于电力需求疲软的担忧以及来自廉价天然气的竞争，都阻碍了上述领域的投资。 - His background militated against him.
他的背景不利于他。 - His underweight militated against his ever becoming a good sprinter.
他体重不足，这使他难以成为一个好的短跑运动员。 - The court recognized that "nothing in the administrative procedure act bars a staff advocate from advising the decisionmaker in setting a final rule," and that Vermont Yankee militated against any judicial effort to impose additional procedural requirements in rulemaking.
法院承认，“《行政程序法》里没有任何规定禁止工作人员建议决策人确定最后的规则”，同时，“佛蒙特扬基”案妨碍任何旨在规定在规则制定中的额外的程序要求的司法尝试。 - Many factors militated against the success of our plan.
有很多因素妨碍了我们实现计划。 - Mr Ghosn said exchange rate volatility of any kind was damaging to business, because it militated against long-term strategy.
戈恩称，任何形式的汇率波动都对业务有害，因为它会影响长期战略。 - Politeness militated against this opinion being expressed.
礼貌对表达的意见有影响。