make a dent
英 [meik ə dent] 美 [mek e dɛnt]

释义

引起注意，产生印象；

双语例句

用作动词(v.)

1. This defeat has made a dent in my pride.
   这次挫败削弱了我的自尊心。
2. A cold had lowered her resistance.
   感冒已削弱了她的抵抗力。
3. I haven't even made a dent in this job.
   我这工作没有取得进展。
4. They helped mathematics make progress.
   他们帮助数学取得进展。

权威例句

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