take root

英 [teɪk ruːt]

美 [teɪk ruːt]

(想法、信念或风俗)深入人心; 深入人心; 根深蒂固

英英释义

verb

• become settled or established and stable in one's residence or life style
  1. He finally settled down
  Synonym:settlerootsteady downsettle down

双语例句

• After all, as Bernstein argues, systematic efforts to measure risk are central to economic growth, enabling investment to occur and enterprise to take root.
  毕竟，正如伯恩斯坦所言，衡量风险的系统性努力对经济增长至关重要，它们促成了投资的发生和企业的生根。
• Compromise is essential if peace is to take root in this troubled area.
  和平要在这个动荡的地区得以实现，就必须妥协。
• But the measures we will take to stimulate growth can only take root if grounded in a stable foundation.
  不过，这些刺激经济增长的措施，必须植根於稳固的基础，才能发挥最大效用。
• We hope the transplanted apple trees will take root.
  我们希望移植的苹果树能长出根来。
• The seed had germinated; yet the boy had not allowed it to maintain contact with the soil, take root, and obtain nutrients.
  其实，种子已经发芽了，但是男孩总不让它与土壤接触，结果种子无法生根，吸收养分，便死了。
• We hope the transplanted orange trees will take root.
  我们希望移植的桔树将会生根成长。
• Without a sensible sex education all kinds of strange and fantastic ideas will take root.
  没有合理的性教育，各种各样奇怪荒诞的说法都会有人相信。
• I doubt if such a foreign custom will take root among these people.
  我不能肯定这样的外国习俗是否会在这些人之间生根。
• That little offcut from the rose bush is beginning to take root.
  那段从玫瑰花丛里剪下的枝条已经开始生根了。
• The prejudices of parents usually take root in their children.
  父母的偏见通常深植于子女的头脑中。