fall back on如何读

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美：[fɔl bæk ɑn]

fall back on是什么意思

  • 释义

    求助于，依赖，转而依靠；

    • fall back on英英释义

    noun

    something on which one can fall back : reserve—often used attributivelya fallback position

    a fallback career

    a falling back : retreat

    something that falls back

    the fallback from an explosion

    verb

    intransitive verb

    retreat, recede

    fall back on词源英文解释

    The first known use of fallback was in 1607

    fall back on儿童词典英英释义

    see1 of 2verb

    to become aware of by means of the eyes or have the power of sight a person who cannot see

    see a bird

    to give or pay attention

    see, the bus is coming

    to have experience of : undergo

    had seen life on a farm

    to know or find out by investigation

    see what's wrong with the car

    to acknowledge or consider something being pointed out

    see, I told you it would rain

    to form a mental picture of : visualize

    I can see it now in my mind

    to understand the meaning or importance of

    I see what you mean

    to be aware of : recognize

    sees only our faults

    to imagine as a possibility

    couldn't see him as a crook

    to provide for

    had enough money to see them through

    to make sure

    see that the job gets done

    to call on : visit

    see a sick friend

    to keep company with especially in courtship or dating

    had been seeing each other for a year

    accompany sense 1, escort

    I'll see you home

    see2 of 2noun

    the city in which a bishop's church is located

    the area in which a bishop has authority : diocese

    ultra1 of 2adjective

    going beyond others : extreme

    ultra-2 of 2prefix

    beyond : exceeding the range or limits of

    ultraviolet

    more than is usual

    ultramodern

    ugly ducklingnoun

    a person or thing that seems unpromising but later develops great beauty, talent, or worth

    U-boatnoun

    a German submarine

    unoun

    the 21st letter of the English alphabet

    face-to-faceadverb or adjective

    within each other's close presence

    met face-to-face

    in or into direct contact or confrontation

    face-to-face with a crisis

    unoun

    the 21st letter of the English alphabet

    face1 of 2noun

    the front part of the head

    an expression of the face

    a friendly face

    grimace

    make a face

    outward appearance

    on the face of it

    dignity sense 1, prestige

    lose face

    a front, upper, or outer surface

    the face of a cliff

    any of the flat surfaces that form the boundary of a solid in geometry

    every cube has six faces

    a surface or side that is marked or specially prepared

    the face of a certificate

    an exposed surface of rock

    the end (as of a mine tunnel) at which work is going on

    person

    a lot of new faces around here

    face2 of 2verb

    to line near the edge especially with a different material

    face a hem

    to cover the front or surface of

    faced the building with marble

    to meet face-to-face face one's accusers

    faced the opposing team

    to stand or sit with the face toward

    face the class

    to have the front oriented toward

    a house facing the park

    to recognize and deal with

    face facts

    to oppose by confronting with determination

    face down their critics

    to turn toward

    face the east

    factnoun

    a thing done

    crime sense 1

    accessory after the fact

    the quality of being actual

    something that actually exists or occurs prove the fact of damage

    space travel is now a fact

    a piece of information about something presented as true and accurate

    a book filled with facts

    fall backverb

    retreat entry 2 sense 1

    fall back on 例句

    1 resistance from native forces was greater than expected, and the invading army was forced to fall back

    2 Amid mounting anxiety, there is no fallback plan — beyond trying again and again — if this negotiating round fails.

    3 The fallback system is isolated from Aurora’s core L4 system, consisting of a secondary computer that can take over operation if a failure occurs in the primary system.

    4 Doctors sometimes fall back on old cures.

    有时医生们求助于老的疗法。

    5 She was obliged to throw herself on her uncle for aid.

    她不得不不求助于她的叔叔。

    6 You can always fall back on him when you are in difficulties.

    你碰到困难时总是可以求助于他.

    7 When necessary, instinct is the most reliable resource you can fall back on.

    必要时，最保险的办法就是凭直觉判断。

    8 He has her support to fall back on when the going gets tough.

    他在进展困难的时候可以求助于她。

    9 If Mr. Jones can't find a job as a teacher, he can fall back on his skill as a printer.

    如果琼斯先生找不到当老师的工作, 他可以凭他的技术搞印刷.

    10 He tries to fall back on the other pleasure of life.

    他试图回到生活的其他享乐之中.

    11 At least we can fall back on candles if the electricity fails.

    停电时我们至少可以使用蜡烛.

    12 She's completely homeless at least I have my parents to fall back on.

    她是真正无家可归--我至少有父母可依靠.

    13 Doctors sometimes fall back on modern medicines in case of emergency.

    有时医生在紧急时刻靠一些先进药物治疗.

    14 I still have the heart finesse to fall back on.

    我可以依靠红心飞牌.

    15 He is a man to fall back on in case of emergency.

    他是一位在紧急时刻可以向其求助的人.

    16 She has nothing to fall back on in case of emergency.

    急难时节她无所倚靠.

    17 In an emergence we can fall back on our savings.

    紧急时刻,我们总可以依靠我们的储蓄.

    18 The company is forced to fall back on its cash reserve.

    这个公司被迫动用它自己的现金储备.

    19 But , of course, there is always market sentiment to fall back on.

    当然, 人们总是可以把“市场情绪”当作托词.

    fall back on 同义词

    1 依赖

    dependent dependence depend rely look rest trust lean bargain on figure on

    2 借助于

    invoke on

    3 求助于

    recourse run turn resort invoke seek refer have recourse to resort to

    4 依靠

    dependent reliance dependence depend rely look turn rest trust lean reckon repose count on by means of reliant recourse crutch count upon rely on lean on trust to rest upon bank on

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