英语词组come under是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

　

词组	come under
释义	Phr V come under comes, coming, came, come come under sth if something or someone comes under a particular action by other people {e.g. attack, criticism, scrutiny, review, pressure}, that thing is done to them Dupont's proposal has come under fire (= has been criticized) from others within the party.The government has come under increasing pressure to deal with rising unemployment.Several management decisions have recently come under scrutiny.A 10-year trade agreement between the two countries is now due to come under review. to be controlled or dealt with by a particular authority His case came under the jurisdiction of the criminal court.Playground guidelines come under the Department of Health and Safety. if a piece of information comes under a particular part of a list, book, or collection of things, you can find it in that part I think 'swimming pools' usually come under 'leisure centres' in the telephone directory. phrasecome under1. come under attack/criticism/threat/pressure etc if someone or something comes under attack, criticism, threat, pressure etc, they are attacked, criticized, threatened, face pressure etc: Oil tankers and trucks on the roads from Iraq to Jordan came under air attack on January 29. The report came under severe criticism. Bush came under pressure to negotiate with Noriega. Thousands of jobs came under threat when Powergen announced that it was cancelling its contract with British Rail.come under fire (=be criticized or attacked) TV companies have come under fire for the amount of violence on our screens.2. come under scrutiny/review etc to be examined or considered carefully, in order to make a decision or form an opinion: During the coming year, all areas of the company will come under review. The new policy came under intense scrutiny.3. come under sth to be controlled or dealt with by a particular rule, authority, country, or person: All doctors come under the same rules of professional conduct.come under sb's control/jurisdiction Moldavia became a part of the Ottoman Empire, and then came under Russian control.4. come under sth if something comes under a particular group of things, it belongs to that group, or is kept with that group: Excuse me, do his novels come under fiction or literature?come under the heading/category of sth Anger, jealousy and fear all come under the heading of negative emotions. come under (someone or something) 1. To be categorized in a particular way. What classes come under the Liberal Arts discipline at this school? 2. To be one's responsibility. The benefits team comes under the Director of Human Resources. come under something to be classed in the category of something. This request comes under the category of a plain nuisance. Your proposal comes under the heading of new business and is out of order. come under 1. Fit into a category or classification, as in This document comes under the heading "classified." [Mid-1600s] 2. Be the responsibility or province of, as in My department comes under your jurisdiction. [Early 1700s]
随便看	that will cost me that will cost one that will cost them that will cost us that will cost you that will do that will do it that will never do that will never do! that will not do that will teach that will teach her not to that will teach her to that will teach him not to that will teach him to that will teach one not to that will teach one to that will teach someone not to that will teach someone to that will teach them not to take hands off it take hands off me take hands off one take hands off somebody take hands off someone

　

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