| 释义 |
●ˈtwist in the wind (especially NAmE) be in a bad, difficult or uncertain situation, particularly one in which you receive the blame for sth 处于困难（或悬而未决）的境地；（尤指）陷入被责备的境地◆When the scandal broke, his business partners left him to twist in the wind.
丑闻曝光后，他的生意伙伴弃他不顾，使他处在风口浪尖上。◆The government left people twisting in the wind (= not sure what would happen to them).
政府让民众陷入悬而未决的境地。 |