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do-or-die
英音 [ ˌduː ɔː ˈdaɪ ]
美音 [ ˌduː ɔːr ˈdaɪ ]
释义
adj. 不屈不挠的；孤注一掷的；生死关头的
例句
1·Nobody will know the exact position until Monday, when it is do -or -die for the deal.
没有人在周一之前知道确切的情况—那时将是决定交易胜负的时刻。
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2·"Ryan wrote," the hotel may be Mr Qaddafi's strength and the opposition do -or -die site, the frightening thought kept in mind.
瑞安写道，“这个酒店有可能成为卡扎菲力量和反对派决一死战的地点，这个令人恐惧的念头一直不断地在我们脑海浮现着。”
3·Di Marco wrote a 150-page document outlining his do -or -die strategy for Gucci, presenting it to Pinault during a three-hour meeting in London in July.
迪马尔科写了一份150页长的文件，概述了他为古驰制定的破釜沉舟的策略，并于七月在伦敦与皮诺进行的三小时会面中将其呈交给了皮诺。
同义词
adj.
不屈不挠的；孤注一掷的；生死关头的
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