依赖；靠在…上

靠在…上; 依赖…; 威胁; 逼迫

leans on───依赖；靠在…上

leant on───leant是

lead on───v.哄骗；引诱

lean upon───依靠

leaned on───依赖；靠在…上

leads on───v.哄骗；引诱

plan on───vt.打算，计划

ran on───继续，继续下去；连续不断；流逝；涉及

leading on───v.哄骗；引诱

If you lean on those wet railings, you'll dirty your sleeves.───你若靠在那些湿栏杆上, 你会弄脏袖子的.

He was staggering and had to lean on the bar.───他走路摇摇晃晃，不得不靠在吧台上。

I know you are tired, please lean on my arm.───我知道你累了, 请靠在我臂上吧.

They lean on the rail and toss a pebble into the falls, or a leaf.───他们凭着桥栏,把一粒鹅卵石或一片树叶投在瀑布里.

You can lean on me if you get tired.───如果你累了,你可以靠着我.

And I love to Listen and provide a shoulder to lean on.───还有我喜欢倾听并且提供一双肩膀来依靠.

Don't always lean on the help of others.───不要老是依靠别人的帮助.

If they don't pay soon we'll have to lean on them a little.───要是他们不马上付款,我们就得给他们加点压力了.

If you pay the gang the thousand pounds, they'll only lean on you for more.───如果你把这1000英镑拿给这帮歹徒, 他们只会向你勒索更多的钱.

I was glad to be able sometimes to lean on him.───我引以为幸的是,我有时候能够依靠他办事.

You may need a good friend to lean on.───你需要依靠好友。

Lean on me if you feel dizzy.───如果你觉得头晕,就靠在我身上好了.

And so that means they need someone like you to lean on.───也就是说他们需要像你这样的人去依赖。

When they are in trouble, they always lean on us.───每当有了麻烦, 他们总是依靠我们.

Don't lean on the table or it'll tip up.───别倚桌子,不然就倚倒了.

They're okay except don't lean on the candy counter.───他们还蛮好,可只是靠在糖果柜台上时才对你好.

He had to lean on Dan to keep from falling.───他不得不靠在丹身上以免摔倒。

I lean on him as we move to the main path.───我们移向主路径时我靠在他身上。

Do it yourself; don't lean on others for support.