终于应付过去;混过去
muddle through───终于应付过去;混过去
muddles through───终于应付过去;混过去
muddling through───终于应付过去;混过去
pulled through───渡过难关;恢复健康
to muddle through───蒙混过关
pushed through───完成;挤著穿过
rattled through───迅速地做好
rushed through───快速通过;仓促完成
sailed through───轻快地走过
Some of these changes contributed to imbalances and tensions in the global economy, but for years governments muddled through amidst generally good growth.───的一些变化造成了全球经济失衡和关系紧张,但多年来,这些国家的政府在普遍的良好增长中跌跌撞撞地走了过来。
Eurozone governments have made modest reforms to the postwar welfare state and Labour markets but most have muddled through.───欧元区各国政府已对战后的福利制度和劳动力市场进行了适度改革,但多数政府只是蒙混过关。
In the reality, most of people muddled along through his life with ignorance of it at last.───现实生活中,太多的人在浑浑噩噩中结束了一生的历程,到最后也没有明白生命的意义。
But just because markets have muddled through so far does not mean that they will always do so.───但是如果仅仅因为市场在这么长时间内都应付过去不能说明他们会一直如此。
Eurozone governments have made modest reforms to the postwar welfare state and labour markets but most have muddled through.───欧元区各国政府已对战后的福利制度和劳动力市场进行了适度改革,但多数政府只是蒙混过关。
Each time I've muddled through an answer to the questioner, thinking I knew the answer but not being sure.───每次我都要找个答案应付下提问的朋友,我一度以为我知道真相,可事实并不是这样。
Officials muddled through the process in a typical bureaucratic fashion.───官员们是典型的官僚作风,从头到尾就是含含糊糊,
Others have muddled through without a policy, although in that situation choices are still forced willy-nilly upon those who select materials.
There were problems, but we muddled through somehow.
Like so many other students, he had muddled through without having to break a sweat.
We have muddled through, not by great generalship, but by the courage of common men.
- muddled up