dint 的 2 个定义
- force; power: By dint of hard work she became head of the company.
- a dent.
- Archaic. a blow; stroke.
- to make a dent or dents in.
- to impress or drive in with force.
dint 近义词
impression
更多dint例句
- Most importantly, human gender systems involve healthy doses of normativity—not only do women behave a certain way by dint of their cultural training, but we agree as a society that they should behave that way.
- Both state and federal rulings have imposed additional punishments on women by dint of the fact they were pregnant.
- Though he made it back to the top by dint of talent and hard work, he remained a deep-dyed cynic for the rest of his life.
- The mountains were theirs by right, by dint of deed and hefty mortgage.
- Her potential was recognized early on, and by dint of her performance and loyalty, she ‘came through’ for her former sponsors.
- In that battle for sovereign expression, by dint of diplomacy, organization and military acumen, the Zionists won handily.
- By dint of preaching and listening to preachers, his conversation gets a sermonising turn.
- By dint of a little squeezing, it would be easy to make room for a dozen more statues.
- I went to the window then, myself, and by dint of perseverance, prevailed upon them at last to let her see her husband.
- By dint of repeating the mutual exercise of signs, we should be enabled to perfect the communication of our ideas.
- We carried him to the edge of the stream, and by dint of bathing his face, and forcing water into his mouth, he partly revived.