tighten up
英 [ˈtaɪtn ʌp]
美 [ˈtaɪtn ʌp]
拧紧，旋紧（螺钉、螺丝帽等）; 使（规定、政策、制度）更加严格; 使更加有效; 加紧工作; 加强管理; 严格要求
柯林斯词典
英英释义
verb
双语例句
- The blood vessels in our hands and feet tighten up when it s chilly which makes our fingers and toes cold and white.
天气冷时，人们手部和脚部的血管会收缩，使手指和脚趾冰冷、发白。 - He announced plans to tighten up sanctions against bankers who break the rules.
他宣布了加大对违规银行家惩罚力度的计划。 - This can really tighten up the tracks and add life to the mix.
这就紧密地加强了音轨，增强了混音器的活力。 - Enterprises, which seek for survival and development, have to tighten up its cost management and strive for economic benefits in order to obtain a sustaining competitive advantage.
企业要在竞争中求得生存和发展，必须加强成本管理，谋求经济效益以取得持续性的竞争优势。 - He said he would take steps to tighten up the law.
他说他将采取措施使法律更严格有效。 - Even as we tighten up on foreign workers and immigration, we must maintain investor confidence and keep Singapore open for business.
在紧缩外劳和移民政策的同时，我们必须让投资者对我们保有信心，确保新加坡仍然是具有吸引力的经商之地。 - According to Dai, this year the central bank will tighten up its supervision and administration of State-owned banks.
戴相龙说，今年中央银行将严格监管国有银行。 - I began to tighten up, my legs spasmed and I knew what was happening.
我开始勒紧在，上面我的腿抽筋，而且我了正在发生的东西。 - The government is planning to tighten up legislation against squatting.
政府计划加强对擅自占用的立法。 - After gear box is reinstalled, just tighten up the screws and washers with even force.
重新安装齿轮箱将跟螺丝及华司用力平均锁紧即可。