latch on to

常見例句

Mainline Protestants, however, seemed delighted by the festival, and may well latch on to the emergents to shore up their shrinking numbers.
但主流的新教徒似乎因音樂節(jié)而感到高興，他們可能對(duì)“新興”運(yùn)動(dòng)穩(wěn)定教徒人數(shù)的做法很感興趣。
Zhou concluded: "It is high time we introduced some sensitivity training on races and ethnicities if we are going to latch on to the orbit of globalisation.
周黎明縂結(jié)道：“如果我們真的要同全球接軌，那麼現(xiàn)在就是正確對(duì)待種族敏感問題得時(shí)候了。
Their latest innovation is to hide viruses on high-traffic Web sites. These viruses latch on to unsuspecting users, and allow their nefarious creators to see everything victims are doing online.
這些黑客們的最新技術(shù)是將病毒潛藏在高流量的網(wǎng)站，這些病毒會(huì)進(jìn)入訪問者的電腦中，使得黑客們能窺眡到所有網(wǎng)上交易。

So basically, if we were to place a baby on the mother's abdomen, the baby would actually crawl up the mother's chest and choose which breast it would like to latch on to.
Dr.Vallenas says many mothers are discouraged from breast-feeding because they do not know how to get their baby to latch on properly to the breast's nipple, or because they suffer pain and discomfort.

These latch on to a protein that is expressed often in cancer cell but not in normal ones.
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If brands can latch on to finding a solid, universal story line everyone can relate to, opportunities are endless.
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It turns out that in excess quantities, acetaminophen's breakdown products latch on to the FAS ligand of liver cells.
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