brinkmanship
名词
英 ['brɪŋkmənʃɪp] 美 ['brɪŋkmən'ʃɪp]
基本释义
n.边缘政策
词根词缀
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brink
边缘
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man
人，操纵者
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后缀
ship
身份，技巧，主义
brink + man + ship = brinkmanship
网络释义
外交政策，通过决心、暴力或危险的手段来威胁对手并达到自己的目标。
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1. The leader's use of brinkmanship kept the opposition on edge during the negotiation process.
这位领导人在谈判过程中使用威胁手段让反对派人心惶惶。
2. The brinkmanship strategy employed by the government escalated tensions between the two countries.
政府所采取的边缘主义策略使两国之间的紧张局势升级了。
这位领导人在谈判过程中使用威胁手段让反对派人心惶惶。
2. The brinkmanship strategy employed by the government escalated tensions between the two countries.
政府所采取的边缘主义策略使两国之间的紧张局势升级了。
实用场景例句
商务邮件
Engaging in brinkmanship during union negotiations could severely damage company morale.
在工会谈判中采取边缘政策可能会严重损害公司士气。
学术写作
Brinkmanship during the Cold War frequently brought superpowers to the verge of nuclear conflict.
冷战时期的边缘政策经常使超级大国处于核冲突的边缘。
旅游出行
The sudden border closure felt like political brinkmanship, leaving thousands of tourists stranded.
突然的边境关闭感觉就像是政治边缘政策，让数千名游客滞留。
日常对话
Their argument turned into pure brinkmanship, with neither side willing to back down.
他们的争论变成了纯粹的边缘政策，谁也不愿退让。
社交媒体
Can't believe the brinkmanship in the office today—someone was about to quit! 😤
真不敢相信今天办公室里的边缘政策——有人差点辞职！😤
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