wade into

英 [weɪd ˈɪntə]

美 [weɪd ˈɪntə]

（常指不计后果地）介入，干涉

双语例句

• A study was wade to increase its surface layer hardness by subzero treatment, during which retained austenite transformed into martensite.
  通过深冷处理可使部分残余奥氏体转变成马氏体，从而提高了表面硬度。
• And while Cannon so far has skipped Twitter because he doesn't see it advancing his personal brand, he is helping Mercedes wade in "cautiously" into social media.
  但他正在帮助梅赛德斯“小心谨慎”地试水社交媒体。
• They started to wade into the soggy rice paddies.
  他们开始涉水走进黏湿的水稻田。
• Because the pond is deep enough for an adult to wade into but too deep for a child to stand.
  这个池塘不深，一个成年人足以趟过，然而小孩子却无法站立。
• The test could conceivably help parents who are worried about gender-related diseases, but it could also allow people to wade into the morally murky waters of sex selection.
  这一检查可以设想能帮助担心（胎儿可能患有）与性别相关疾病的父母，但也可能使人们卷入性别选择的道德误区。
• "I understand," I said, feeling compassion for her but not waiting to wade into emotional waters.
  “这我理解，”我怀着对她的同情说道，但我不想陷入伤感的旋涡。
• The more comfortable we become with being stupid, the deeper we will wade into the unknown and the more likely we are to make big discoveries.
  如果我们能更适应的变得愚笨，那么，我们就能更有激情的去探索未知世界，也就更有可能做出重大的发现。
• If somehow we wade a little bit into the negative side or if we want to peep into the negative region, then we might see them.
  如果我们有一点偏向否定的一面，或好奇想见识否定的境界，就有可能看到它们。
• Every year as I wade into reviewing books for the Jolt Awards, I am forced to slog through several language tutorials.
  每年在评审JoltAwards图书的时候，我都会被一些语言教程类图书弄得心力交瘁。
• Prissy, holding the baby and dragging Wade by the hand, followed them up the wide steps and disappeared into the blackness of the hall.
  百里茜一手抱着婴儿，一手牵着韦德，跟着他们登上宽阔的台阶，走进黑暗的穿堂去了。