inroads
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损害

常用释义

词性释义

n.

损害；得手；侵犯；消耗（inroad 的复数）

v.

消耗；侵犯（inroad 的三单形式）
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"The used book market doesn't seem to have made the inroads into the new book market we initially feared, " he said.
At a time when dishonesty and selfishness seem to be making inroads into American life, Mazur's selflessness set him apart as a role model.
While in the job, she's continued to use some of the tactics with coworkers in the hopes of making inroads to a full-time position.
Education is not the only area in which China is making inroads in Central and Eastern Europe.
The report says in Latin America, growth is up over the past two years, but is still too low to make strong inroads into poverty reduction.
But it is still widely seen as a party for whites and Coloureds, and is still failing to make big inroads among black voters.
And its ability to make inroads with businesses could be hurt by perceptions that the quality of its consumer service is patchy.
Analysts do not expect rivals to make inroads on its tablet supremacy until next year at the earliest.
And just last month, this technology began making inroads on the Web sites of newspapers like The Washington Post and The New York Times.
Barclays, the UK bank, has also been on an aggressive hiring spree, seeking to make inroads in regional equity, as well as debt, markets.
A procedure familiar to aficionados of the movie Saving Silverman, the buttock implant is apparently making great inroads in the U. S.
China all along did permit some access to its securities industry, but inroads for foreign firms have been patchy.
The West was making inroads but had nothing compared to the wealth or apparent power of these states.
Wind power has made incredible inroads into the U. S. energy system thanks to big, efficient machines standing hundreds of feet tall.
Chou is now focusing on expanding sales in the U. S. and on making inroads into mainland China.
Though scientists have tried to make inroads on this uncharted continent, mysteries remain about its topography.
Indeed, some experts believe it could take years for the company to make inroads in the US.
But LEDs and OLEDs have so far failed to make serious inroads into residential and commercial lighting primarily because of cost and color.
Despite inroads made by alternative therapies, consumers in the west still tend to view conventional medicine as offering the best remedies.
It started with the iPad, which sold like hotcakes to consumers and has even started making some inroads into the business world.
网络释义

侵犯

侵犯(inroads), 此释义来源于网络辞典。

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得手

得手(inroads), 此释义来源于网络辞典。
常用短语
make inroads into
make inroads into - 侵袭，侵入
同义词
n.
损害；得手；侵犯；消耗（inroad的复数）
v.
消耗；侵犯（inroad的三单形式）
更新时间：2025-05-01 08:07

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