harking

英 [ˈhɑːkɪŋ]

美 [ˈhɑːrkɪŋ]

v.  (用于命令)听着，听
hark的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• EXCLAM 听!注意听！
  'Hark!' means 'Listen!'.
  1. Hark. I hear the returning footsteps of my love.
     听！我听见我爱人回来的脚步声了。

双语例句

• She's always harking bak to how things used to be.
  她总是念叨以前的世道如何如何。
• Each bank aims to expand while maintaining a small, client-oriented feel, harking back to an era in which conflicts were minimal and bureaucracy did not define the business model, even at larger banks.
  每家银行都想扩张，但同时又想维持小巧、以客户为导向的感觉，回到那种冲突极小、官僚做法不是商业模式主要特征（即使一些较大型银行也是如此）的时代。
• He's always harking back to his childhood and saying how things were better then.
  他时常回想他的童年，感叹那时的一切都比现在好。
• It is not a scientific word; it seems vague and old-fashioned, harking back to a time of clinical impotence, when patients had to endure and tolerate pain without respite or relief.
  这不是一个科学词汇，当病人不得不忍受无休止的疼痛时，它似乎是模糊、老式和临床上无能为力。
• I was harking back to my time in the army.
  我在回忆我的军旅生涯。
• He waxed lyrical on the "return of the state" and the need to take big economic decisions, harking back to strategic choices of nuclear power and high-speed trains made by former Gaullist governments.
  他对“政府的回归”和采取重大经济决策的必要性进行了渲染，回顾了前戴高乐派政府在核能和高速列车领域做出的战略选择。
• Harking back, he was such a good guy who kept something dark!
  遥想当年，他是如此一个守口如瓶的人啊！
• Osbaldiston jabbed his finger at it, harking hack to our conversation about Roger.
  奥斯鲍迪斯顿用手指敲着它回到刚才关于罗杰的话题。
• In Japan, there is a harking back to the old days the very old days in the case of the Japan restoration party with its echoes of the 19th century.
  在日本，有一种怀旧情绪“日本维新党”怀念的甚至是古老的19世纪。
• Best symbolized by the senior party leader, Bo Xilai, it includes a romantic revival of Maoism, harking back to a time when the Chinese were more unified and more isolated from the rest of the world.
  而该党的高级领导人泊喜莱正是这种走势的最佳象征。这种趋势包括毛派思想的浪漫化复苏，即重回那个中国人更加团结，和世界其余国家更加隔绝的年代。