take a stand
英 [teik ə stænd] 美 [tek e stænd]

释义

表明立场；

双语例句

1. If he wants my vote he'll have to take a stand on the question of East-West relations.
   如果他想得到我的选票，他得在东西方的问题上明确其立场。
2. He didn't take a stand for the proposal until he had some information.
   直到他掌握了某些情况，他才赞成这个建议。
3. If he wants my vote he'll have to take a stand on the question of free trade.
   如果他要我投他的票，他就必须在自由贸易问题上采取坚定的立场。

权威例句

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