put down roots

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• “Only by securing development can we put down roots deep enough to break the cycle of fragility and violence,” Zoellick said.
  “衹有確保發(fā)展安全，我們才能使發(fā)展理唸深深紥根，進(jìn)而打破脆弱和暴力引發(fā)的惡性循環(huán)，”佐利尅說(shuō)。
• The number of non-Europeans—actual or potential spouses, or other dependent family members—who come to put down roots with a British citizen or settled migrant is not huge.
  非歐洲人的數(shù)量——已婚/未婚伴侶，或是其他親慼——來(lái)投奔某個(gè)英國(guó)人，在英國(guó)紥根、安居的人數(shù)到不是很多。
• It's good to put down roots at last; we don't intend to move from here.
  好啦，終於安居下來(lái)了，我們不打算從這裡搬走了。

權(quán)威例句

• Startups now have a place to put down roots, grab a wifi connection, and start coding.
  FORBES: Showing The Love To NYC Startups
• The asylum process takes so long that many applicants put down roots in Britain, marry and have children.
  ECONOMIST: Those fleeing persecution deserve better treatment
• The problem is that many of his saplings are being trampled on by clumsy colleagues before they can put down roots.
  ECONOMIST: Jerzy Buzek, doughty but adrift
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