英语释义

• pin inserted through an axletree to hold a wheel on

• a central cohesive source of support and stability;

  "faith is his anchor"

  "the keystone of campaign reform was the ban on soft money"

  "he is the linchpin of this firm"

片语

crux关键；难题；十字架形，坩埚

key钥匙；关键，密钥；（键盘乐器或电脑键盘的）键；调，声调，色调；答案；图例； 扳手；销子，楔，栓；翼果；板条间首层灰泥；（篮球）罚球区；低岛，礁

英汉例句

• In this sense, baijiu is the lynchpin of networking.

  在这层意义上，白酒是交流联络的关键。

• It may also cause unrest in other players within the team if the player in question is a lynchpin of a team.

  如果要卖的是关键球员的话很可能会引发其他队员的骚动。

• To understand just how disruptive this is to the GPS data market, you must first understand that 「turn-by-turn」 data was the lynchpin that held the duopoly together.

  为了弄清楚这对于GPS数据市场到底有多大的沖击，你必须首先清楚转由转向的数据关键，也正是这个支撑了此双寡头。

• It「s the lynchpin for productivity.

  这是生产力的关键。

• Ferdinand」s back problems meant Sir Alex had to do without his defensive lynchpin for most of January.

  费迪南德的背伤意味着爵爷不得不在一月的大部分时候失去这位后防中坚。

• Because of its business and technical relevance to both service provider and service consumer, the lynchpin of the service versioning model is the service specification.

  由于同时与服务提供者和服务使用者具有业务和技术相关性，服务版本管理模型的关键是服务规范。

• Of course, while the Kilos will be a lynchpin of Vietnam「s maritime strategy, they aren」t the only area of focus for the Vietnamese military.

  当然，尽管「基洛级」潜艇将是越南海上战略的关键，但这并不是越南军方唯一关注的领域。

• The author was the lynchpin of the Economist's coverage of eastern Europe in cold-war days (and encouraged me, as a young journalist, to head east).

  本书作者是经济学家冷战时期东欧报道的关键人物(作为一名年轻记者，鼓励我前往东方)。