第三人称复数：footholds
名词据点; 立足处（攀登时脚踩的地方）; （在事业等方面可以进一步发展的）稳固地位
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1. It isn't easy to get a foothold as an anchorman.
一个电视节目主持人要站住脚可不容易。
2. It isn't easy to get a foothold as an actor.
演员要得到巩固的地位不容易。
3. He climbed the steep cliff by getting footholds in cracks in the rock.
他在岩石缝中找踏脚的地方，慢慢爬上峭壁。
1. 立足点;据点：foothill 山麓 | foothold 立足点;据点 | footing deck 基脚顶板
2. 立足点：foothill 小丘 | foothold 立足点 | foothot 不延迟地
3. 据点：exclusive zone禁区 | foothold据点 | fort要塞,边塞
4. 立足处：foothills /山麓丘陵/ | foothold /立足处/ | footings /结算总额/
1. 立足点;稳固地位
A foothold is a strong or favourable position from which further advances or progress may be made.
e.g. If British business is to have a successful future, companies must establish a firm foothold in Europe.
如果英国公司想在未来成功发展，就必须在欧洲建立稳固的基础。
2. (攀登时的)立足点,支点
A foothold is a place such as a small hole or area of rock where you can safely put your foot when climbing.
e.g. He lowered his legs until he felt he had a solid foothold on the rockface beneath him.
他把腿向下伸，直到他感觉稳稳地踩住下面的石头。
1. foothold的反义词
1. Household appliance analyst Cao Lei from Ping An Securities said that the new technology will help Chigo gain a foothold in developed markets.
2. foothold在线翻译
2. The American Spanish War of 1898 thrust upon the rising US power its colonial foothold in Asia.
3. foothold的解释
3. Such initiatives have raised awareness and helped Mauritius secure a strong foothold in the competitive global tourism industry.
4. Hotel operators continued to strengthen their foothold in China in 2011 despite the competitive market.
5. foothold什么意思
5. Hotel operators also continued to strengthen their foothold in China in 2011 despite the competitive market.
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6. While German food has had a foothold in China since concession times, it's only in the last decade that the cuisine has really flourished in its metropolises.
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7. The high confidence level belies the continued struggle of foreign banks in trying to gain a foothold in China.
8. Chen immediately exhibited his conspiracy to pursue Taiwan independence once he considered his political foothold in the island secure.
9. And it opens the doors to international investors seeking to gain a foothold in the country's huge advertising and media sectors.
10. He declared public financial institutions must not engage in cutthroat competition against each other once they gain a foothold on the mainland.
noun
1. an initial accomplishment that opens the way for further developments
e.g. the town became a beachhead in the campaign to ban smoking outdoors
they are presently attempting to gain a foothold in the Russian market
Synonym: beachhead
2. a place providing support for the foot in standing or climbing
Synonym: footing
3. an area in hostile territory that has been captured and is held awaiting further troops and supplies
e.g. an attempt to secure a bridgehead behind enemy lines
the only foothold left for British troops in Europe was Gibraltar
Synonym: bridgehead