striven

英 [ˈstrɪvn]

美 [ˈstrɪvn]

v.  努力; 奋斗; 力争; 力求
strive的过去分词

双语例句

• After decades in which business schools have striven to become independent from their parent universities, the complexity of the business world now means many top schools are re-evaluating their relationships with other departments.
  过去数十年中，商学院曾努力独立于所属的大学，而今商业世界的复杂性正促使许多顶尖商学院重新评估自身与其他院系的关系。
• On the whole, however, courts have striven to avoid recognizing exceptions to the exhaustion requirement that would swallow the rule.
  但总的看来，法院一直努力避免承认用尽方法要求的例外，否则，那些例外最终将会取消这一规则。
• Because of this ambivalence, courts have striven to avoid carrying the principle of deference represented by Chevron too far.
  出于这一矛盾心理，法院一直努力避免过于深入地贯彻执行切弗伦案所代表的尊重原则。
• At last she saw that what she had striven for was unattainable.
  她终于看出，她奋力以求的东西不可能获得。
• If vision had remained whole we would have perceived what had gone wrong long ago and striven to repair it;
  如果灵视力能保留完整的话，那么我们原本早在很久之前就可以觉察到问题所在，并会努力来将其修复。
• We have striven to the full to convince him, but we have made no headway.
  我们已尽力去说服他，但没有取得进展。
• Thirdly, with the development of art practice, ugliness has striven for its own position and obtained independent aesthetic value, and even tended to play a dominant role in its later progress.
  最后，随着艺术实践的发展，丑从艺术中争得一席之地，并逐渐取得独立的审美价值，甚至有占据主导地位之势。
• He had striven for a revolution in American foreign policy.
  他努力变革美国的外交政策。
• Therefore, from the point of view of the new groups who were on the point of seizing power, human equality was no longer an ideal to be striven after, but a danger to be averted.
  因此，从即将夺得权力的那批人的观点来看，人类平等不再是要争取实现的理想，而是要避免的危险。
• This also shows that our civil service has the flexibility to try new approaches and has striven to reduce operating expenditure while maintaining a quality service.
  这亦显示公务员能打破固有思维，在保持一定的服务质素的同时，亦能减低经营开支。