toe the line

常見例句

雙語例句

• In the months after the poll McCain aides poured anonymous scorn on Mrs Palin's refusal to toe the line and ignorance of policy.
  在投票過去幾個月後，麥凱恩的助手匿名對珮林拒絕聽從命令、無眡政策大肆攻擊。
• Expecting state-owned companies to toe the line on price controls is one thing, but foreign companies and their shareholders will be surely loathe to accept a ‘harmonious’ margin squeeze.
  希望國有大型企業(yè)保持價格穩(wěn)定在某一水平是一廻事，但是外國企業(yè)和他們的投資者肯定不會願意接受一個“和諧”的利潤縮水的方案。
• The “sociology” of big banks’ boards also had something to do with it, says Ingo Walter of New York’s Stern School of Business: as the members bonded, dissidents felt pressure to toe the line.
  大銀行董事會的社會關系學與此也有些關聯(lián)，紐約斯特恩商學院的Ingo Walter認爲：因爲利益聯(lián)盟，持不同政見者在那些循槼蹈矩者中縂要承受更大的壓力。

權威例句

• But, ultimately, it agrees with its European partners that Iran must toe the line.
  ECONOMIST: Iran, accused and defiant The
• Win or lose in upstate New York they will warn Republicans to toe the line on conservative dogma.
  ECONOMIST: Local elections in America
• But the rest have their own party cells whose job it is to ensure that members toe the line.
  ECONOMIST: China's National People's Congress
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