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| /ˈbeərɪŋ/ |
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| 1 | singular the particular way in which someone stands, moves, or behaves 举止；风度 |
| her proud bearing 她骄傲的举止 |
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| 2 | C technical a part of a machine that holds a moving part （机器的）承座，轴承 |
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| 3 | C an exact position , usually measured from north （通常从北方算起的）方位，方向 |
| | 3a | to find out where you are or what direction you are going in , using a special instrument such as a compass （用指南针等）测定方位 | |
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| - | get/find your bearings
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| to find out where you are and where other things are |
| 确定自己的方位 |
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| It took her a moment to get her bearings in the dark. 她过了一会儿才在黑暗中确定了自己的方位。 |
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| - | have some/no bearing on sth
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| to be relevantnot relevant to something or to have an influenceno influence on it |
| 与某事物有/无关；对某事物有/没有影响 |
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| His private life has no bearing on his competence as a manager. 他的个人生活不影响他作为经理的业务能力。 |
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| - | lose your bearings
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| to become confused about where you are and where other things are |
| 迷路；迷失方向 |
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| I lost my bearings and ended up at the entrance again. 我迷了路，最终又回到入口处。 |
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