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Bradley Wiggins of Great Britain wins gold in the Men's Individual Time Trial in the Road Cycling on day 5 of London 2012. Photo: Pascal Le Segretain.
今日短語(yǔ)
短語(yǔ) to ride something out 意思是克服困難或沖過(guò)難關(guān)。
今日小常識(shí)
Bradley Wiggins won a gold medal in the Men's Individual Time Trial, giving him more Olympic medals than any other British competitor. It took the cyclist 50 minutes and 39 seconds to complete the 44km course. His victory comes just six days after he became the first British cyclist to win the Tour De France.
英國(guó)自行車(chē)選手 Bradley Wiggins 在公路自行車(chē)男子計(jì)時(shí)賽上為英國(guó)添上了寶貴的一塊金牌。成為英國(guó)奧運(yùn)史上獲得獎(jiǎng)牌最多的運(yùn)動(dòng)員。Bradley 以50分39秒的成績(jī)完成了44公里的賽程。僅6天前，他成為環(huán)法自行車(chē)賽上獲得總冠軍的第一名英國(guó)人。
例句
I lost my job and can't spend a lot of money at the moment - I'll just have to ride it out until I get a new one.
Jonathan had never run a marathon before - he was tired even before the halfway mark, but he managed to ride it out and finish the race.
I can't believe the prime minister rode out that scandal and is still in office!
請(qǐng)注意
短語(yǔ) ride a wave 意思是你隨和民意或加入民潮。
The British public is really riding the wave of cycling after Bradley Wiggins' success.
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