cannibalise

常見(jiàn)例句

• Historically, firms have found it hard to cannibalise their own products.
  從歷史上來(lái)看，要取代自己的產(chǎn)品對(duì)各公司來(lái)說(shuō)是很艱難的。
• Many people, even some within the company, thought this would cannibalise Amazon's own sales.
  許多人，甚至是公司里的人，都認(rèn)為這是在侵蝕自己。
• Firms may also choose to cannibalise their own products by producing marginally improved products.
  各公司還可能以生產(chǎn)稍有改進(jìn)的產(chǎn)品來(lái)取代他們自己的原產(chǎn)品。
• They were worried that selling DVDs for $18 apiece would cannibalise their sales of video cassettes to rental stores for $65 each.
  他們擔(dān)心以18美元一張出售DVD將侵蝕掉它們?cè)诹闶鄣赇浵駧У匿N售，65美元一盒。
• Still, advertising is scarce and such “retail schemes”, which cannibalise wholesale revenues, have floundered in the past.
  然而，由于缺乏廣告，這種替代批發(fā)收入的“零售機(jī)制”過(guò)去一直步履維艱。
• New pictures show that polar bears are beginning to cannibalise each other as global warming destroys its hunting grounds.
  最近拍攝到的照片顯示，由于全球變暖導(dǎo)致獵食地消失，北極熊開(kāi)始捕食同類。
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