reckon with
英 [ˈrekən wið] 美 [ˈrɛkən wɪð]

释义

对付；面对；用…来计算；惩罚（某人）

双语例句

1. I have a huge pile of letters to deal with.
   我有一大堆信件要处理。
2. Firstly, let us deal with the most important issue.
   首先让我们来处理最紧要的问题。
3. The stores had to cope with a plague of burglaries.
   商店不得不设法对付盗贼之灾。
4. She was wrestling with assignments in mathematics.
   她在苦苦对付数学作业。
5. We must reckon with all possible difficulties.
   我们必须估计到可能遇到的一切困难。
6. We didn't exactly reckon for him turning up like that,out of the blue.
   我们真没有估计到会这么突然来到。
7. We have met with some unexpected difficulties.
   我们遇到了一些没有预料到的困难。
8. If you've cut yourself with that knife I can only say I told you so.
   如果你用那把刀把自己割破了，我只能说那是我预料到的。

权威例句

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