英语词汇strategy的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

strategy AC /ˈstrætədʒi, ˈstrætɪdʒi/ noun a planned series of actions for achieving somethingadjectivesa new/different/alternative strategy They decided to try again using a different strategy.a similar strategy Several kinds of insects adopt a similar strategy.a successful/effective strategy The most successful strategy is often the simplest one.an ambitious strategy (=designed to achieve something very impressive or important) Union leaders are calling for an ambitious strategy to create half a million jobs.a risky/high-risk strategy This is a high-risk strategy which could easily fail.a clear strategy also a coherent strategy formal It is important that the company has a clear marketing strategy.an economic/political strategy The government has changed its economic strategy.a national/global strategy We need a national strategy for dealing with this problem.a comprehensive strategy (=one that deals with every part of something) This plan provides a comprehensive strategy for the prevention and control of infectious diseases.a joint/common strategy (=involving two or more groups, countries etc) The leaders of the islands discussed a joint strategy on climate change.a long-term strategy The closure of these factories is part of the company’s long-term strategy.nouns + strategya business/investment/marketing etc strategy This is a high-risk business strategy.a coping/survival strategy (=for dealing with personal stress and difficult situations) A psychologist can teach victims a range of coping strategies.an exit strategy (=for escaping from a difficult situation if things go wrong) The country went into the war without an exit strategy.verbs + strategythink of/come up with/work out a strategy We need to think of a strategy to deal with the problem.devise/formulate a strategy formal (=think of one) They were asked to devise a strategy for saving money.use a strategy also employ a strategy formal What strategies do you use to deal with difficult customers?adopt a strategy (=start to use it) Both players adopted the same strategy.follow/pursue a strategy (=do a particular planned series of actions) The government has been pursuing an energy strategy based on fossil fuels.implement a strategy formal (=do what has been agreed) The company needs to implement this new strategy as soon as possible.develop a strategy Experts were called in to help the company develop new marketing strategies.rethink a strategy (=consider changing it) If a particular economic strategy isn’t working, the government needs to rethink it.evolve a strategy (=develop it, especially through a process of natural change) The creatures which live in the river have evolved strategies for surviving sudden floods.suggest/propose a strategy A good business adviser can suggest alternative strategies for a failing company.strategy + verbsa strategy works The government’s economic strategy was not working.a strategy fails If this strategy fails, then we will have to think of something else.a strategy backfires (=it has the opposite effect of what you want) The coach’s strategy backfired and the team lost 48–7.a strategy is aimed at doing sth/is designed to do sth This latest strategy is aimed at involving more young people in politics.prepositionsa strategy for doing sth They need a strategy for improving customer service.

词组	strategy
释义	strategy AC /ˈstrætədʒi, ˈstrætɪdʒi/ noun a planned series of actions for achieving somethingadjectivesa new/different/alternative strategy They decided to try again using a different strategy.a similar strategy Several kinds of insects adopt a similar strategy.a successful/effective strategy The most successful strategy is often the simplest one.an ambitious strategy (=designed to achieve something very impressive or important) Union leaders are calling for an ambitious strategy to create half a million jobs.a risky/high-risk strategy This is a high-risk strategy which could easily fail.a clear strategy also a coherent strategy formal It is important that the company has a clear marketing strategy.an economic/political strategy The government has changed its economic strategy.a national/global strategy We need a national strategy for dealing with this problem.a comprehensive strategy (=one that deals with every part of something) This plan provides a comprehensive strategy for the prevention and control of infectious diseases.a joint/common strategy (=involving two or more groups, countries etc) The leaders of the islands discussed a joint strategy on climate change.a long-term strategy The closure of these factories is part of the company’s long-term strategy.nouns + strategya business/investment/marketing etc strategy This is a high-risk business strategy.a coping/survival strategy (=for dealing with personal stress and difficult situations) A psychologist can teach victims a range of coping strategies.an exit strategy (=for escaping from a difficult situation if things go wrong) The country went into the war without an exit strategy.verbs + strategythink of/come up with/work out a strategy We need to think of a strategy to deal with the problem.devise/formulate a strategy formal (=think of one) They were asked to devise a strategy for saving money.use a strategy also employ a strategy formal What strategies do you use to deal with difficult customers?adopt a strategy (=start to use it) Both players adopted the same strategy.follow/pursue a strategy (=do a particular planned series of actions) The government has been pursuing an energy strategy based on fossil fuels.implement a strategy formal (=do what has been agreed) The company needs to implement this new strategy as soon as possible.develop a strategy Experts were called in to help the company develop new marketing strategies.rethink a strategy (=consider changing it) If a particular economic strategy isn’t working, the government needs to rethink it.evolve a strategy (=develop it, especially through a process of natural change) The creatures which live in the river have evolved strategies for surviving sudden floods.suggest/propose a strategy A good business adviser can suggest alternative strategies for a failing company.strategy + verbsa strategy works The government’s economic strategy was not working.a strategy fails If this strategy fails, then we will have to think of something else.a strategy backfires (=it has the opposite effect of what you want) The coach’s strategy backfired and the team lost 48–7.a strategy is aimed at doing sth/is designed to do sth This latest strategy is aimed at involving more young people in politics.prepositionsa strategy for doing sth They need a strategy for improving customer service.
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