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ride /raɪd/
(rode /BrE rəʊd; NAmE roʊd/ , ridden /ˈrɪdn/ )
► SEE ALLride on sthride sth outride up●ˈride on sth (usually used in the progressive tenses 通常用于进行时) to depend on sth 决定于；取决于；有赖于◆My whole future is riding on this interview.
我的未来全押在这场面试上。◆There’s a lot of money riding on this deal.
这宗交易关系到一大笔钱。◆She has a lot riding on this film after the failure of the last two.
上两部电影失败之后，她对这一部寄予厚望。[v + prep]●ˌride sth ˈoutto manage to survive a difficult period or situation without suffering serious harm 安然渡过（难关）；经受住◆Do you think the president will be able to ride out this latest crisis?
你认为总统能挺过最近这次危机吗？◆Of course your parents were angry, but you should have stayed to ride out the storm.
你父母当然生气，但你应当留下来挨过那一刻的。OBJ storm, recession[v + adv + n] [v + n/pron + adv]●ˌride ˈupif an item of clothing rides up, it gradually moves upwards, out of position （衣服）慢慢向上移，渐渐缩上去◆His waistcoat was riding up over his stomach.
他的西装背心缩到腹部以上了。◆My skirt tends to ride up.
我的裙子老是向上拱。[v + adv] |