backbone 的定义
- Anatomy. the spinal column; spine.
- strength of character; resolution.
- something resembling a backbone in appearance, position, or function.
- Bookbinding. a back or bound edge of a book; spine.
- Nautical. a rope running along the middle of an awning, as a reinforcement and as an object to which a supporting bridle or crowfoot may be attached.
- Naval Architecture. the central fore-and-aft assembly of the keel and keelson, giving longitudinal strength to the bottom of a vessel.
backbone 近义词
strength of character
spinal column of vertebrate
backbone 的近义词 7 个
backbone 的反义词 4 个
更多backbone例句
- Small and midsize businesses make up the backbone of our economy.
- Though new coins and privacy technologies have been emerging for years, Bitcoin and its public ledger remain “the backbone of the cryptocurrency economy,” says Janczewski.
- Italy’s luxury sector is dominated by world-renowned brands from Gucci to Valentino and Versace, but it is tens of thousands of small family businesses that form the backbone of the country’s $93 billion fashion and leather industry.
- The state and federal government cannot continue to leave behind the essential workers and taxpayers that serve as the backbone of our economy.
- The tech giants’ fingerprints, brain power and dollars are all over the invisible backbone of the global internet.
- Instead, straighten your civic backbone and push back in clear conscience.
- She had been, he says, the backbone of their family and losing her shifted their entire emotional landscape.
- She refused to participate in political bribery, which is the unspoken prerequisite backbone of this world.
- With a backbone of steel, she matched her husband in intelligence, perseverance, and strength of spirit.
- That timeline can serve as the backbone for the story our data tells.
- Its backbone should be the study of biology and its substance should be the threshing out of the burning questions of our day.
- He was Gascon to the backbone, and his tongue too often betrayed his most secret and his most transient thoughts.
- I kept a stiff backbone for a while, but presently a futile rage against circumstances bubbled up and boiled over.
- Isabel deigned no reply, and he took possession of a deep chair, settled himself on his backbone, and regarded her attentively.
- Education, the "backbone" of cultural activities, is one of the most challenging current problems facing Virginia.