poise oneself for

poise (oneself) for (something)

To steady, brace, or otherwise prepare oneself for something. I poised myself for the boss's criticism at the meeting. Many companies are poising themselves for an expected tumble in the stock market this week. He poised himself for impact with the other car.

poise oneself for something

to get ready for something. She poised herself for her dive. Fred poised himself for a fall, but everything worked out all right.

词组	poise oneself for
释义	poise oneself for poise (oneself) for (something) To steady, brace, or otherwise prepare oneself for something. I poised myself for the boss's criticism at the meeting. Many companies are poising themselves for an expected tumble in the stock market this week. He poised himself for impact with the other car. See also: poise Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. poise oneself for something to get ready for something. She poised herself for her dive. Fred poised himself for a fall, but everything worked out all right. See also: poise McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: poise poise (oneself) for (something) poised foul (one's) own nest foul own nest foul your own nest enable enable (one) to (do something) enable to do be sick to death of (someone or something)
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