take aim at
基本解釋
- 瞄準(zhǔn)；盯著；注意到；以…爲(wèi)目標(biāo)
英漢例句
- Thus Nicolas Sarkozy a few years ago, when crafting the image of a crusading politician ready to take aim at France’s elite.
幾年前的尼古拉.薩科奇如是說：儅時(shí)的他正在打造一個(gè)堅(jiān)定不移對(duì)抗法國(guó)精英主義的政客形象。 - Courts are far more comfortable with lawbreaking that is an inadvertent byproduct of law-abiding sites' workings, than they are with sites that, from the very start, take aim at the law.
法院一般不關(guān)注守法的網(wǎng)站運(yùn)轉(zhuǎn)過程中因疏忽造成的副産品，但對(duì)於一開始就旨在違法的網(wǎng)站絕不姑息。 - Specific leaks may take aim at powerful individuals, but in the longer term, kompromat serves the interests of the powerful, which is why it is often a tool of autocrats.
具躰某個(gè)黑材料可能是針對(duì)掌握權(quán)力的個(gè)人，但從長(zhǎng)期看，它其實(shí)服務(wù)於權(quán)勢(shì)人物的利益，這就是爲(wèi)什麼它往往是專權(quán)者的工具。 - Clash, Michael Maiello and Josephine Lee take aim at the operators of the hedge funds.
FORBES: Stampede - Take aim at what you want to become, and consistently work hard to get better.
FORBES: The 9 Attributes Every Employer Desperately Wants - Speculators prefer to take aim at currencies, such as the real, that are more obviously overvalued.
ECONOMIST: Central Europe