staking

/steyk/US // steɪk //UK // (steɪk) //

绑架,绑架案,绑架罪,绑架事件

Definitions

n.名词 noun

v.有主动词 verb

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staked, stak·ing.
- : to mark with or as if with stakes: We staked out the boundaries of the garden.
- : to possess, claim, or reserve a share of as if by marking or bounding with stakes: I'm staking out ten percent of the profit for myself.

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With tens of billions of dollars per year at stake, that ambiguity set off a flurry of lobbying as the Treasury Department set about writing regulations.
As someone who’s had giardia and norovirus and picked something up in Peru 15 years ago that may still be hanging out in my intestines, I can tell you that the stakes are high.
While Mason is optimistic the parties will reach a settlement, he spoke in court Wednesday to warn them of what was at stake if they don’t.
As part of the deal, Verizon is acquiring a minority stake in BuzzFeed, which will use the telecom giant’s advertising platform to reach more customers.
So the stakes are clear, and we give the Seahawks the edge with a 58 percent chance to win.
With fighter jets, bombers, and nuclear-powered icebreakers, the Vladimir Putin regime is staking its claim in the Arctic.
The Russians and Canadians have been the most aggressive in staking their claims—often with competing scientific data.
You have to sway from one foot to another to keep them from staking their claim.
Still, like any gold rush, several investors are staking their claim.
Reince is threatening that and he is for it, and he is staking his chairmanship on it.
And you know that father is incapable of staking half or even two thirds of his little all against any proposition he believes in.
Fedora sauntered slowly around the rooms, leaning over and staking a gold plaque here and there.

/steyk/US // steɪk //UK // (steɪk) //

绑架,绑架案,绑架罪,绑架事件

n.名词 noun

v.有主动词 verb

1
staked, stak·ing.
- : to mark with or as if with stakes: We staked out the boundaries of the garden.
- : to possess, claim, or reserve a share of as if by marking or bounding with stakes: I'm staking out ten percent of the profit for myself.

nounpole

Synonyms

Antonyms

With tens of billions of dollars per year at stake, that ambiguity set off a flurry of lobbying as the Treasury Department set about writing regulations.
As someone who’s had giardia and norovirus and picked something up in Peru 15 years ago that may still be hanging out in my intestines, I can tell you that the stakes are high.
While Mason is optimistic the parties will reach a settlement, he spoke in court Wednesday to warn them of what was at stake if they don’t.
As part of the deal, Verizon is acquiring a minority stake in BuzzFeed, which will use the telecom giant’s advertising platform to reach more customers.
So the stakes are clear, and we give the Seahawks the edge with a 58 percent chance to win.
With fighter jets, bombers, and nuclear-powered icebreakers, the Vladimir Putin regime is staking its claim in the Arctic.
The Russians and Canadians have been the most aggressive in staking their claims—often with competing scientific data.
You have to sway from one foot to another to keep them from staking their claim.
Still, like any gold rush, several investors are staking their claim.
Reince is threatening that and he is for it, and he is staking his chairmanship on it.
And you know that father is incapable of staking half or even two thirds of his little all against any proposition he believes in.
Fedora sauntered slowly around the rooms, leaning over and staking a gold plaque here and there.