retaliate
retaliate 英 [rɪˈtælieɪt] 美 [rɪˈtæliˌet]
vi. 报复；回敬 vt. 报复
进行时:retaliating 过去式:retaliated 过去分词:retaliated 第三人称单数:retaliates 名词复数:retaliates
- To retaliate means to get back at someone, usually through a counterattack. “Ned got hit with a cream pie, then he retaliated by throwing a bucket of Jell-O at his attackers.”
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- vi. 报复；回敬
- vt. 报复
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1. If we raise our import duties on their goods,they may retaliate against us.
如果我们提高他们的货物的进口税，他们可能要对我们进行报复。
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2. As in, “if you come after us (or our partners) Microsoft, just remember that we can now retaliate”.
如，“如果你跟在我们（或我们的合伙人）微软后面，记得我们现在就可以进行报复”。
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3. Unbridled freedom of expression that ignites and insult sentiments of others incites people to fiercely retaliate in the name of protecting their faiths and ideologies.
表达自由激烈的呼声点燃了不满的情感，并煽动人们以保护信仰和意识形态的名义进行猛烈的报复行动。
- retaliate (v.) 1610s, from Latin retaliatus, past participle of retaliare "requite, retaliate" (see retaliation). Related: Retaliated; retaliating.
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