strong suit
英 [strɒŋ suːt]
美 [strɔːŋ suːt]
网络 强项; 特长; 大牌; 突出特长; 强套
英英释义
noun
- an asset of special worth or utility
- cooking is his forte
- a long suit including high cards
双语例句
- Pay has proved a strong suit for Stanford throughout the history of the ranking: the school has topped the list of earnings eight times.
事实证明，在该榜单的历史上，薪资一直是斯坦福的强项：该商学院在毕业生收入排名上已8次位居榜首。 - The global equities market is not a strong suit for Chinese fund managers, he adds.
他还表示，投资全球股市并非中国基金管理公司的专长。 - Finance has always been a strong suit in New York, dating back to the days when J.
金融业一直是纽约所倚重的宠儿，其历史可以追溯到J。 - It should be guided by employment to analyze the students 'strong suit and build up the teaching thought of students-centered.
应当以就业为主导，分析学生的特长，确立学生为中心的教学思想。 - Personal branding the art of creating a unique professional persona that will wow hiring managers "is generally not a strong suit for many technology professionals," Harris observes.
哈里斯观察道：“很多科技专业职员并不擅长打造个人品牌。”所谓打造个人品牌，是指打造一个独特的专业形象，让招聘经理对你大加赞赏的包装艺术。 - Bill's strong suit is being able to eat more than anybody else.
比尔的特长是能比任何其他人都吃得多。 - This paper introduces a new measure to solve fuzzy problem, puts forward a new form to express fuzzy logic, demonstrates its strong suit compared to the traditional representation of fuzzy logic.
介绍了一种新的解决模糊问题的途径，提出了一种模糊逻辑表示新形式，论证了其较之于传统模糊逻辑表示法的优点。 - Tact has never been his strong suit.
他向来处事不够老练。 - Desperation was always your strong suit.
绝望是你一贯的强壮外表。 - Delegating is not my strong suit, and I frequently do more than my share of the work.
委派不是我的“强项”，因此我常常分担更多的工作。