get behind

英 [ɡet bɪˈhaɪnd]

美 [ɡet bɪˈhaɪnd]

落在后面

英英释义

verb

• to lag or linger behind
  1. But in so many other areas we still are dragging
  Synonym:dragtrailhang backdrop behinddrop back

双语例句

• If capitalists wish to avoid more regulation, they must get behind better governmental oversight.
  如果资本家希望规避更多的监管，那么他们必须支持更有力的政府监督。
• Everybody get behind the counter.
  大家都到柜台后面去。
• So it'd probably be best that you don't get behind the wheel.
  所以你最好不要坐到驾驶座上。
• You might get behind if you spend too much time debating senseless issues.
  如果花太多时间争论没意义的事情，你就会落后于人。
• It means I get behind the defenders a lot more and find myself in a lot more one-on-one situations.
  这意味着我更多的攻击防守球员的身后得到更多的一对一的机会。
• Once you get behind in class, it's difficult to catch up.
  一旦落后于班上的进度，就难以赶上。
• I have always tried to focus on human stories, to get behind the headlines.
  我一直努力关注人的故事，甚过关注头条新闻。
• How can you expect me to get behind that?
  你怎么能希望我去参加？
• It is the same back in China, with people starting to get behind the players and the coach.
  在中国也是一样的，人们开始支持球员和教练了。
• Without newspaper, we would get behind the times.
  要不是报纸，我们都赶不上时代了。