dint
dint 英 [dɪnt] 美 [dɪnt]
n. 凹痕 vt. 击出凹痕
进行时:dinting 过去式:dinted 过去分词:dinted 第三人称单数:dints 名词复数:dints
- The word dint is used to indicate that something came about through a particular force or means. So if you make a lot of money, that’s probably by dint of hard work.
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- n. 凹痕
- vt. 击出凹痕
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1. You choose to do things and by dint of your choices, some choices become more learned than others.
你自主选择要做的事情,根据你选择的结果，某些选择会变得更容易被采纳。
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2. By dint of much elbow grease, I was able to get both windows in the truck almost completely rolled down.
靠着肘部脂肪的力量，我终于能够把卡车里的每扇窗子都差不多完全摇了下来。
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3. In our country the understanding portion of the audience think no harm in keeping the performance up to standard by dint of their own imagination.
在我们国内，有一部分知音听众，认为凭藉着自己的想象，只要把表演保持得合乎标准，就是没有害处的。
- dint (n.) Old English dynt "blow dealt in fighting" (especially by a sword), from Proto-Germanic *duntiz (source also of Old Norse dyntr "blow, kick"). Phrase by dint of ... "by force of, by means of," is early 14c.
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