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1.something-in-chief 首領(lǐng)/大王
The editor-in-chief hopes that his next book will be issued as a paperback, as this will increase the sales.
主編希望他的第二本書能以平裝本出版，這樣會增大銷售量。
2.put foot down 采取堅定立場
John didn't want to practise his piano lesson, but mother put foot down.
約翰不想練鋼琴，但母親堅持要他練。
3.wrestle with 角力
Moreover, Chinese firms must wrestle with thorny regulatory and political issues.
更為突出的是，中國人的公司必須與難搞的監(jiān)管和政治事項相角力。
4.in submission to服從于
I shall give up my claim, in submission to your wish.
我將服從你的意愿，放棄我的要求。
5.show up 出現(xiàn)
You may have some strange disease that may not show up for 10 or 15 years.
你可能患有某種10年或者15 年都看不出什么癥狀來的怪病。
