budge 的 2 个定义
budged, budg·ing.
- to move slightly; begin to move: He stepped on the gas but the car didn't budge.
- to change one's opinion or stated position; yield: Once her father had said “no,” he wouldn't budge.
budged, budg·ing.
- to cause to move; begin to move: It took three of them to budge the rock.
- to cause to reconsider or change an opinion, decision, or stated position: They couldn't budge the lawyer.
budge 近义词
dislodge from staid position
更多budge例句
- The cost per transistor—which once fell at the same exponential rate that transistor density increased—hasn’t budged for more than three generations of chipmaking.
- Several other WallStreetBets believers said they aren’t budging, regardless of the damage.
- Temperatures have fallen into the upper 20s to near 30 and may not budge a whole lot overnight.
- After months of barely budging, rates rose significantly in early January at their strongest pace since the spring.
- McConnell is engaging the negotiators even though he hasn’t budged.
- During his budge speech, Treasurer Joe Hockey proclaimed: “The age of entitlement is over.”
- Nothing, it seems, will budge them from their opposition to give-and-take of governance.
- The Democratic presidential administration refuses to budge, and the government is shut down.
- In this crisis, there were no hands on deck—no one willing to budge one iota from their respective ideological corners.
- The administration refused to budge on calling a spade a spade.
- Hamilton sprang to his aid and did his utmost to effect his release; but, powerful as he was, he could not budge him.
- And before I could budge she throws her arms around my neck and told me to say it again, say it again, say it again!
- Budge is lambskin with the wool dressed outwards, worn on the edge of the hoods of bachelors of arts, etc.
- "Don't you budge an inch from there till I git back," shouted Shorty, as he drove away.
- He could not budge it, nor could the mighty Ling, nor could all of them together.