betide 的 2 个定义
be·tid·ed, be·tid·ing.
- to happen to; come to; befall: Woe betide the villain!
be·tid·ed, be·tid·ing.
- to happen; come to pass: Whatever betides, maintain your courage.
betide 近义词
develop
更多betide例句
- (and, of course, woe betide any who might venture the opinion that, hey, maybe not).
- Woe betide those on the losing side of a major political fight in most Arab states.
- If Gaddafi retains power in Libya, then woe betide those who have fought his rule.
- It may well betide that you shall come to beg upon your knees for this alliance with a man whom you tell me that you hate.
- Her soul was numb, her courage seemed dead, and little care had she in that hour of what might betide her now.
- But off the stage, woe betide us both, I should lose all my advantages.
- He was always for bold attack, and would be ready on the morrow, we did not doubt, for whatever might betide.
- The whirlies tracked about in a most irregular manner and woe betide any light object which came in their path.