beholden的解释
形容词有责任的，有义务的
1. 对...感激的：trawl n.[渔] 拖网v.用拖网捕鱼 | beholden 对...感激的 | behold 目睹;看见
2. 表示感谢：behold见到 | beholden表示感谢 | beholder目睹者
3. 有所亏欠的：有所发现时的欢呼声eureka | 有所亏欠的beholden | 有塔的towery
4. 对表示感谢：behold || 把视为 看 | beholden || 对表示感谢 | beholder || 目睹者, 旁观者
1. 欠…人情的；受…恩惠的；对…负有义务的
If you are beholden to someone, you are in debt to them in some way or you feel that you have a duty to them because they have helped you.
e.g. He was made beholden to the Mafia...
他受过黑手党的恩惠。
e.g. We feel really beholden to them for what they've done.
对他们所做的一切，我们真是感激不尽。
1. So Germany was beholden to both Europeans and Americans, while Japan was controlled by General Douglas MacArthur alone until his dismissal by Harry Truman.
2. The current financial fiasco begs a rethink of why growth is the god of business, and why leaders are beholden to GDP increase.
3. The attacks are apparently designed to shake confidence in Iraqi security forces, seen by some in the region as beholden to the Americans.
4. American newspapers have always been beholden to commercial interests and about seventy to eighty percent of a typical American newspaper's revenues are generated by advertising.
5. In " Funny or Die Presents, " he sees an unfiltered sketch show not beholden to network demands or audience expectations.
6. beholden的近义词
6. Sometimes executives rely on compensation consultants who are beholden to them because they may have other business dealings with the company.
7. However, domestic airlines are still largely beholden to a jet fuel monopoly and price controls.
8. beholden
8. Kerry does not and is beholden to labor unions who really do not believe in free trade.
9. These technologies must have an opportunity to grow without being beholden to more powerful entities in the organization.