(of a contract) binding (law)
rally (car race) (loanword)
1.recoil (of a gun)2.backlash3.reactive force
1.momentum (the force exhibited by a moving body)2.(fig.) momentum (capacity for progressive development)
fertility; productivity (of soil or land)
1.ability to grasp ideas2.understanding
1.(physics) mechanics2.(literary) to study hard
乞力马扎罗山乞力馬扎羅山 Mt Kilimanjaro in Tanzania
to unite in common effort
driving force; impetus; thrust (of a boat or airplane engine); repelling force
1.motive force2.prime mover3.first cause4.agent+1 条 to have the power to rally supporters
1.potential for attack2.firepower
1.production capability2.productive force3.productivity
1.lacking in strength; weak; feeble2.not up to the task
energy left over (to do sth else)
1.explosive force2.strength of an explosion
to practice what one preaches (idiom)
1.to save labor2.to save effort
1.to put effort into sth2.to try really hard
weakly and without strength (idiom); dispirited
(idiom) to act in concert; to pool ideas and efforts
1.public trust2.credibility
1.to put effort into (work, farming, writing etc)2.a masterpiece
to spare no effort (idiom); to do one's utmost
1.tolerance2.capability of adapting oneself
1.relay baton2.(fig.) responsibilities (passed over to one's successor)
force majeure; act of God
1.centripetal force2.(fig.) cohering force3.cohesion4.team spirit+1 条 1.to cooperate2.concerted effort
1.to help; to aid2.assistance
心有余而力不足心有餘而力不足 1.the will is there, but not the strength (idiom)2.the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak
1.pressure gauge2.manometer3.piezometer
1.torque2.turning force3.torsion
1.Heineken (Dutch brewing company)2.see also 海尼根[hǎi ní gēn]
1.unable to turn around a hopeless situation (idiom)2.to fail to save the situation