1.come into 進(jìn)入；加入，參加

I now relax and control my breathing as they come into view.
現(xiàn)在，我屏住呼吸，等待它們進(jìn)入我的視野。

That is to say, the whole industry will come into a hard winter.
也就是說，整個(gè)行業(yè)將進(jìn)入一個(gè)艱難的冬季低迷期。

2.likely to 可能

Other banks are likely to face similar pressure.
其他銀行很可能面臨著類似的壓力。

He is likely to name a middle east peace envoy soon.
他有可能很快命令一名中東和平特使。

3.both and 兩個(gè)都；既…又…

Both paths will ultimately lead to defaults, inflation, or both and so to losses for creditors.
這兩種方式最終都將導(dǎo)致違約、通脹或兩者兼而有之，從而給債權(quán)國造成損失。

The difference between "jane" and "jane, whom I adore" and the difference between them both and "jane-whom I adore-" marks all the distance between ecstasy and heartache.
“簡”與“簡，我深愛她”兩句之間的差別，以及這兩句與“簡我深愛她”之間的差別，標(biāo)明了醉心與傷心之間的距離。

4.in the form of 用…的形式

Liverpool invented financial derivatives, in the form of cotton futures.
利物浦以棉花期貨的形式，發(fā)明了金融衍生品。

Financial arrangements can also be in the form of ads and free trips.
金錢上的回報(bào)也可以通過做廣告和免費(fèi)旅行的形式來安排。