动词首当其冲
1. 首当其冲：bear the bell 得胜 | bear the brunt of 首当其冲 | bear the palm 胜利
2. 首当其冲[注]brunt是冲击,冲势的意思：2.bungle: 办糟,搞坏,拙劣的工作 | 3.bear the brunt of: 首当其冲[注]brunt是冲击,冲势的意思 | 4.advisory committee: 顾问委员会
3. 承受主力, 承受主要的打击, 受到最重的打击; 担起最重的担子：bear record to 给...作证 | bear the brunt of 承受主力, 承受主要的打击, 受到最重的打击; 担起最重的担子 | bear the palm 胜利; 获奖
1. bear the brunt of什么意思
1. Arabs throughout the Middle East voiced outrage, signaling a growing backlash as fellow Muslims increasingly bear the brunt of terrorist attacks.
2. Falling stocks in Shanghai overwhelmed gainers by 771 to 118, with banks and steel shares continuing to bear the brunt of heavy selling.
3. bear the brunt of是什么意思
3. The islands row has taken a toll on bilateral economic and trade relations, and Japan has to bear the brunt of the loss.
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4. The climate change negotiators must bear in mind that the phenomenon may have global impact, but it is the poor who bear the brunt of it.
5. " It is intolerable that civilians bear the brunt of this conflict, " he said after talks in Cairo with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak.
6. But if the economy went downhill, the financial system would bear the brunt of a slumping property market.
7. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said the former Cold War foes bear the brunt of responsibility for'supporting strategic security in the world.
8. Chinese oil companies will have to bear the brunt of the price cut, which will further squeeze their profits.
9. Many poor agricultural nations bear the brunt of extreme flooding and then drought, with millions forced to find new places and means of living.
10. Other countries can and should help bear the brunt of the wind and waves of climate change.