beefing

英 [ˈbiːfɪŋ]

美 [ˈbiːfɪŋ]

v.  老是抱怨; 大发牢骚
beef的现在分词

双语例句

• The emergence of Asian middle classes means even banks traditionally focused on wholesale services are beefing up.
  亚洲中产阶级的崛起，意味着即使那些传统上专注于批发服务的银行也在增加人手。
• "China advocates severely fighting against hacking through beefing up international cooperation, so as to protect Internet safety and citizens'privacy in accordance with the law," Ma said.
  “中国主张通过加强国际合作严厉反对黑客攻击，以依法保护网络发全与网民隐私”，马朝旭说。
• Stop beefing and do some work!
  不要吐苦水了，做点事吧！
• It's quite a good story but it needs beefing up a bit before we can publish it.
  这是个相当好的故事，但还要充实一下我们才能发表。
• Vietnam is beefing up bilateral negotiations with the three countries from now to the end of this year, local newspaper Saigon Liberation on Tuesday saying.
  在星期二的西贡地方报纸报道，越南从今年年末开始努力与这3个国家进行双边交涉。
• But even when politicians say they're beefing up infrastructure, it rarely helps the poorest Indians.
  但即使当政客们说他们增强基础建设，这很难帮助到最穷的印度人。
• Instead of beefing about what Mrs Martin has not done, her critics might take a look at what she is trying to do.
  批评者不要老是抱怨马丁太太没有做什么事情，不妨看看她正要做什么事情。
• But we are rising to the challenge& greater scalability and beefing up the workloads.
  但我们面临更大的挑战&要求实现更好的伸缩性，同时又要增加负载。
• For their part, scientists are beefing up their security on the advice of the police, lest animal-rights extremism return.
  而科学家们正在加强对警察建议的保护，以防动物权利极端主义的回潮。
• He is forever beefing about that.
  他没完没了地为那事抱怨。