英语词汇“take measures”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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Tourism suffers for a time, though the coastal authorities usually take measures to clean up the more profitable areas.He also pledged to take measures to bring private finance initiatives back in house.Town halls only take measures such as bankruptcy as a last resort.They are generally healthier and can afford to take measures to protect themselves.We take measures proportional to the level of threat.The government needs to take measures that will help business.Society must do more than merely deplore the pressures placed on youngsters by a narcissistic age, and take measures to protect their best interests.By watching for the arrival of diseases in the animal population it should be possible to take measures to protect both people and local economies.Properties that receive a positive assessment can then be tested to establish the extent of the risk and owners can take measures to reduce exposure.We should take measures to guard against the tsunami of social disintegration that is waiting to happen.

单词	take measures
释义	take measures in American English to take action; do things to accomplish a purpose See full dictionary entry for measure Examples of 'take measures' in a sentence take measures Tourism suffers for a time, though the coastal authorities usually take measures to clean up the more profitable areas. Joanne Harris COASTLINERS (2002) He also pledged to take measures to bring private finance initiatives back in house. Times, Sunday Times (2018) Town halls only take measures such as bankruptcy as a last resort. Times, Sunday Times (2009) They are generally healthier and can afford to take measures to protect themselves. Times, Sunday Times (2006) We take measures proportional to the level of threat. The Sun (2014) The government needs to take measures that will help business. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Society must do more than merely deplore the pressures placed on youngsters by a narcissistic age, and take measures to protect their best interests. Times, Sunday Times (2015) By watching for the arrival of diseases in the animal population it should be possible to take measures to protect both people and local economies. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Properties that receive a positive assessment can then be tested to establish the extent of the risk and owners can take measures to reduce exposure. Times, Sunday Times (2007) We should take measures to guard against the tsunami of social disintegration that is waiting to happen. Times, Sunday Times (2014)
随便看	take someone back take-someone-captive-hold-someone-captive take someone down a peg or two take someone for a ride take someone for granted take someone for something take someone in take someone off take someone on take someone or something in hand take someone out take someone out of himself take someone prisoner take someone's breath away take someone's fingerprints take someone's measure take someone's name in vain take-someones-name-in-vain take someone's or something's name in vain take someone's part take someone's pulse/feel someone's pulse take someone's temperature take-someones-temperature take someone's word for it take someone to task

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Examples of 'take measures' in a sentence
take measures