| 释义 |
move in on approach, especially so as to take action 向…逼近： the police moved in on him. 警察逼近了他。 ■ become involved with so as to take control of or put pressure on （为控制或施加压力而）介入, 干预, 插手： the Bank did not usually move in on doubtful institutions until they were almost bankrupt. 银行通常在可疑的机构濒临破产时才会出手干预。 move in on1. approach; enter or attack an area when trying to get control of it 向…移近；向…进逼；为捕获而逼进 * The army has begun to move in on the defenders. 部队开始围歼守敌。 * The camera moved in on the hero for a closeup sequence. 摄影机向男主角移近，准备拍一组特写镜头。2. take control of; take over 控制；占有 * He moved in on my girl friend and now we're not talking to each other. 他抢走了我的女朋友，现在我们互不理睬对方。 * The gang has decided to move in on the slot machine business. 那伙人决定控制自动售货机的生意。 |