1. take power 上臺(tái)；執(zhí)政
When he took power, Barack Obama was in third grade.
他上臺(tái)的時(shí)候，奧巴馬才上小學(xué)三年級(jí)UOuju(=9Y(1MurCQ+D。

2. hold fire 按兵不動(dòng)
The rate increase will be a disappointment to Indian business lobby groups that had been pushing the central bank to hold fire.
加息將令印度企業(yè)游說(shuō)團(tuán)體感到失望，他們?cè)D說(shuō)服印度央行按兵不動(dòng)2tl34lL].z~]zz[1zI。

3. be perceived as 被認(rèn)為
"Smoking has been a part of our culture for so long it isn't perceived as being hazardous, causing illness or poisonous, " said the doctor.
“吸煙成為我們文化的一部分已經(jīng)很久了，所以它在人們心中是無(wú)害，不會(huì)致病，也無(wú)毒f0~Y)wkh[q。”醫(yī)生說(shuō)道u^;fOKf@hVm1gU@=rGK。

4. advocate for 支持
Reportedly he privately has advocated for another round of government stimulus spending, but isn't willing to push for it in public.
據(jù)報(bào)道說(shuō)，他私下支持又一輪的政府刺激消費(fèi)，但他不想在公眾里推行這計(jì)劃qLmF4Wz1*=j。