tighten up
英 [ˈtaɪtn ʌp]
美 [ˈtaɪtn ʌp]
拧紧，旋紧（螺钉、螺丝帽等）; 使（规定、政策、制度）更加严格; 使更加有效; 加紧工作; 加强管理; 严格要求
柯林斯词典
英英释义
verb
双语例句
- Whenever he got behind, the "little Giant" did not tighten up, he relaxed.
每当他得到了臀部，“小巨人”者没有勒紧在，上面他放松。 - He announced plans to tighten up sanctions against bankers who break the rules.
他宣布了加大对违规银行家惩罚力度的计划。 - Since the late 1990s there have been repeated attempts to tighten up regulation through legislation.
自上世纪90年代末期开始，有多次通过立法来加强行业监管的努力。 - He said he would take steps to tighten up the law.
他说他将采取措施使法律更严格有效。 - We need to tighten up security at the prison.
我们必须加强监狱的安全性。 - We'd better tighten up the ropes a bit.
我们最好把绳子拉紧一点。 - According to Dai, this year the central bank will tighten up its supervision and administration of State-owned banks.
戴相龙说，今年中央银行将严格监管国有银行。 - My first priority is to tighten up on discipline.
我觉得最重要的是要加强纪律。 - Republicans want to tighten up the testing part, but not to spend much more money.
共和党人想加强这种测试，但是却不想在这个上面画更多的钱。 - Tighten up The lid screws on ( off).
密封，拉紧，拧紧盖子能拧上（旋开）。