big stick
英 [biɡ stik] 美 [bɪɡ stɪk]

n.

大棒政策，实力政策；

英英释义

big stick

• n.a display of force or power

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. The man came at me with a big stick.
   那人拿了根大棒向我扑来。
2. Hawks scoff that Mr Obama approaches such rogues with fine words but no stick.
   鹰派人士嘲笑奥巴马想用漂亮话而非大棒去打动这样的流氓。

权威例句

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The regulatory state in an age of governance: Soft words and big sticks
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Speaking Softly Without Big Sticks: Meta-Regulation and Public Sector Audit
An overview: A new era of tax enforcement – from “big stick” to responsive regulation
Fifteen. The Global Strategist: The Navy as the Nation's Big Stick
Under the Big Stick: Nicaragua and the United States Since 1848