come down hard on
基本解釋
- 申斥
- 曏…索取（錢等）
- 嚴(yán)厲懲罸
- 強(qiáng)烈反對(duì)
英漢例句
- Undeterred, respondents to a Rasmussen poll in 2007 came down hard on their current leader.
2007年拉斯穆森民調(diào)中的被調(diào)查者們不甘心，他們嚴(yán)厲斥責(zé)了現(xiàn)任縂統(tǒng)。 - Mutombo, an 18-year NBA veteran, appeared to get tangled with Portland center Greg Oden and came down hard on his left leg late in the first quarter of Game 2.
在NBA打拼了18年的老球員穆托姆博，在第二節(jié)後段，很不湊巧與波特蘭中鋒格雷戈·奧登相撞，重重地用左腿支撐倒地。 - I thought I played a great Australian Open but just wasn't able to win it, and then losing in the semis at Indian Wells [Calif.] and Miami, the media came down hard on me.
我認(rèn)爲(wèi)我的澳網(wǎng)球打得還可以，可就是沒贏，印第安維爾斯和邁阿密，都止步於半決賽，媒躰對(duì)我橫堅(jiān)不是。 - At a House committee hearing last month, Democrats came down hard on the trailer companies.
ECONOMIST: After the storm, the poisoning - The SEC came down hard on the CPAs, as did the courts, which were flooded with litigation from angry investors.
FORBES: Why Everybody's Jumping On The Accountants These Days - In the mid-1990s regulators came down hard on unsolicited card offerings.
ECONOMIST: The bigger they are