hark back
英 [hɑːk bæk]
美 [hɑːrk bæk]
网络 回想
英英释义
verb
- go back to something earlier
- This harks back to a previous remark of his
双语例句
- For those in the US who hark back to the Glass-Steagall Act, the distinction is between commercial and riskier investment banking.
对美国那些重提格拉斯-斯蒂格尔法（Glass-SteagallAct）的人来说，界限是在商业银行与风险更高的投资银行业之间。 - To hark back to Miss Baldwin, her book more than once expresses her amazement at the vocabulary of the modern woman.
再说到鲍德温小姐，她的书不止一次地表达了她对现代妇女遣词用字的惊异心情。 - To be sure, the ravages of the war had left many people with wealth and property homeless and destitute, but at the same time it gave an untold number of the destitute an opportunity to hark back to their days as millionaires.
这次兵灾当然使许多有钱、有房子的人流落做穷光蛋，同时也让不知多少穷光蛋有机会追溯自己为过去的富翁。 - If one's memories do not hark back to the more distant past, it would be sensible to begin the family-tree with our traceable immediate ancestors and those descended from them and take it from there. ( The writer is a retired lawyer)
如果我们记不起遥远的过去，我们大可以从可追溯到的祖先及其后代开始。（作者是退休律师） - LIKE generals condemned to fight the last war, investors seem fated to hark back to the last financial crisis.
就像那些将军们责备过去的战争一样，投资人更愿意追溯上一次金融危机。 - Russia still has a sizeable indigenous industry, but many of its products hark back to the old Soviet Union.
俄罗斯仍然拥有一个相当大的本土汽车产业，但是它的许多产品都与老苏维埃联盟有关。 - Suggesting inflation in a recession is not to hark back to the Phillips curve, which depicts an inverse relation between unemployment and inflation rates.
在衰退的环境下提出（适度）通胀，并非重新听命于菲利普斯曲线（phillipscurve，描绘失业率与通胀率之间的反向变动关系）。 - Due to a lack of useful fossil evidence about the history of these arachnids, the same genetic study that placed them in primeval times also used their test results to support a theory that they hark back to a common, ocean-dwelling ancestor.
由于缺少能证明其历史的化石，一个对原始时代的基因研究测试结果同样认为它们的祖先曾居住在海洋里。 - To hark back to what we were discussing earlier.
回到我们原来的议题上来。 - Perhaps the2012 campaign will hark back to it in some way.
可能到2012年竞选的时候，它又以某种方式回来了也说不定。