crackdown

• n. 镇压；（美）制裁；强制取缔；惩罚

词态变化

英文词源

crackdown (n.)

also crack down; 1935, from the verbal phrase (1915), from crack (v.) + down (adv.); probably from the sense of "to shoot at" (1913).

These scab contractors probably think that they have us whipped, but they are badly mistaken. With the reorganization of the Building Trades Council, which is progressing nicely, we will be in a position to cope with them and when we do crack down on them they will have to come across or get out. ["Journal of Electrical Workers and Operators," September 1915]

双语例句

1. a military crackdown on student protesters

对抗议的学生实行的军事镇压

来自《权威词典》

2. a crackdown on fare dodgers on trains

对火车逃票者的严厉打击

来自《权威词典》

3. The government has ordered a crackdown on truancy.

政府已经命令严厉查处玩忽职守行为.

来自《简明英汉词典》

4. A crackdown on private enterprise last year sent rice prices soaring.

去年对个体企业的打压使得米价上涨.

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5. The third guarantee is a firm crackdown on economic crime.

第三是坚决打击经济领域的犯罪活动,或者叫打击经济犯罪分子.

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