take root

英 [teɪk ruːt]

美 [teɪk ruːt]

(想法、信念或风俗)深入人心; 深入人心; 根深蒂固

英英释义

verb

• become settled or established and stable in one's residence or life style
  1. He finally settled down
  Synonym:settlerootsteady downsettle down

双语例句

• After all, as Bernstein argues, systematic efforts to measure risk are central to economic growth, enabling investment to occur and enterprise to take root.
  毕竟，正如伯恩斯坦所言，衡量风险的系统性努力对经济增长至关重要，它们促成了投资的发生和企业的生根。
• Resilience and a hopeful outlook are desirable to everybody, and they must begin to take root in childhood.
  对生活充满信心和保持乐观的态度是每个人都向往的，而这种习惯其实应该在童年时期就开始扎根。
• Compromise is essential if peace is to take root in this troubled area.
  和平要在这个动荡的地区得以实现，就必须妥协。
• Take root and sprout after they fall on the ground.
  都是种子落到地上后才生根发芽。
• Even if introduced, high technology would not take root in China without training workers who can understand and use it effectively.
  即使是引进了先进技术，如果没有培养出理解和使用这些技术的人才，这些技术也不会在中国生根发芽。
• I doubt if such a foreign custom will take root among these people.
  我不能肯定这样的外国习俗是否会在这些人之间生根。
• Even the best ideas can fail to take root if project planning and execution are botched.
  如果专案规划与执行是拙劣的，那麽即使是最佳的主意也不能扎根。
• Why is it quickly lost on a regular basis, almost before it can take root?
  为什么信任经常会迅速消失，而且几乎总是在它能够扎根之前就已经消失不见？
• The spirit of change has even begun to take root inside the ivory tower.
  变革的精神甚至已经开始在象牙塔内部扎根。
• They don't sprout and take root and produce flowers overnight.
  它们不会一夜之间抽芽、生根，并开出花朵。