英语词汇“lay something on”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

lay something on

1British Provide a service or amenity: the council provides a grant to lay on a bus...

Replacement bus services were laid on for rail passengers unable to travel over the weekend.
Alternate bus routes have been laid on until normal service is resumed.
Tickets will be on sale during the week and a bus service will be laid on from the village to the hall and home again that night.

Synonyms

provide, supply, furnish, give, fix up, line up, organize, prepare, produce, come up with, dispense, purvey, bestow, impart, make available;

cater

2 informal Require (someone) to endure or deal with a responsibility or difficulty: this is an absurdly heavy guilt trip to lay on anyone...

And that's one thing - when the administration tries to lay this responsibility on the military to make the decision - that's not who makes the decision to go to war.
He says it is not fair to lay the entire responsibility on the group, since others may have been involved.
She explains that American women are fortunate because our culture values the family and lays responsibilities on men so women can safely have children.

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单词	lay something on
释义	lay something on 1British Provide a service or amenity: the council provides a grant to lay on a bus... Replacement bus services were laid on for rail passengers unable to travel over the weekend. Alternate bus routes have been laid on until normal service is resumed. Tickets will be on sale during the week and a bus service will be laid on from the village to the hall and home again that night. Synonyms provide, supply, furnish, give, fix up, line up, organize, prepare, produce, come up with, dispense, purvey, bestow, impart, make available; cater 2 informal Require (someone) to endure or deal with a responsibility or difficulty: this is an absurdly heavy guilt trip to lay on anyone... And that's one thing - when the administration tries to lay this responsibility on the military to make the decision - that's not who makes the decision to go to war. He says it is not fair to lay the entire responsibility on the group, since others may have been involved. She explains that American women are fortunate because our culture values the family and lays responsibilities on men so women can safely have children. See parent entry: lay
随便看	bring someone to book bring someone to heel bring someone to justice bring someone to their (or come to one's) senses bring someone up bring something about bring something back bring something (down) about one's ears bring something forth bring something forward bring something home to bring something in bring something into question bring something off bring something on bring something out bring something to bring something to bear bring something to light bring something to pass bring something to the party bring something to the table bring something to the table (or party) bring something up bring something up to code