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

claw something back

1British Regain a lost advantage or position laboriously and gradually: a hostile majority were committed to clawing back power from the president...

However the Wildcats gradually clawed it back and, in the end, it was the superior experience and craft of the Wildcats girls that proved to be the vital difference.
We owed £30,000 to the record company for years, but we've finally clawed it back.
Point by point they clawed back the deficit and at last drew level with two minutes to go.

2(Of a government) recover money paid out in the form of an allowance or benefit, typically by taxation: the government is trying to claw back the pay rises extracted by workers since deregulation of food prices...

The government had promised the lump sum would never push an individual into a higher tax bracket, which could result in 40% of the payment being clawed back.
But again this will be clawed back sharply for all but the lowest earners.
The silence from high-street tills could prove deafening as that cash is clawed back.

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单词	claw something back
释义	claw something back 1British Regain a lost advantage or position laboriously and gradually: a hostile majority were committed to clawing back power from the president... However the Wildcats gradually clawed it back and, in the end, it was the superior experience and craft of the Wildcats girls that proved to be the vital difference. We owed £30,000 to the record company for years, but we've finally clawed it back. Point by point they clawed back the deficit and at last drew level with two minutes to go. 2(Of a government) recover money paid out in the form of an allowance or benefit, typically by taxation: the government is trying to claw back the pay rises extracted by workers since deregulation of food prices... The government had promised the lump sum would never push an individual into a higher tax bracket, which could result in 40% of the payment being clawed back. But again this will be clawed back sharply for all but the lowest earners. The silence from high-street tills could prove deafening as that cash is clawed back. See parent entry: claw
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