英语词汇“move the goalposts”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	move the goalposts
释义	move the goalposts in British English to change the aims of an activity to ensure the desired results See full dictionary entry for goalpost move the goalposts to change the rules or aims in a situation or activity, in order to gain an advantage and to make things more difficult for the other people involved They seem to move the goalposts every time I meet the conditions which are required.
随便看	to have the authority to do sth to have the benefit of sth to have the best of both worlds to have the blues to have the capability to do sth to have the cheek to do sth to have the courage to do sth to have the discretion to do sth to have the distinction of being sth to have the dubious honour/pleasure/distinction of ... to have the feel of sth to have the initiative to have the initiative to do sth to have the knack of doing sth to have the last laugh to have the nerve to do sth to have the or an edge (over sb) to have the run of sb's house enterprise zone enterprise-zone enterprising enterprisingly entertain entertain an audience entertain an idea

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move the goalposts in British English