inroad

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Already the children have make considerable inroad on the food.
孩子們?cè)缫殉缘舨簧偈澄铩?/li>
In real world, off-the-peg law protects the inroad that the manufacturer prevents this kind to get.
在現(xiàn)實(shí)世界里，有現(xiàn)成的法律保護(hù)廠(chǎng)商避免受到這類(lèi)的侵害。
Aside from any potential "home field" advantage in the Asia-Pacific region, Ryanair's relationship could add an inroad and extend Comac's influence in the European market.
除了亞太地區(qū)潛在的“主場(chǎng)優(yōu)勢(shì)”以外，Comac與Ryanair航空公司的關(guān)系可以增加其在歐洲市場(chǎng)的影響力。

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You know, Maytag was being bid on by American investor groups, and one of the strategies of American investor groups in all industries now is to buy American companies and move production as fast as you can to China, whereas the Chinese--if they bought Maytag, they would be using it for an inroad into the American market.
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