come under

受到的影响、控制或影响：指某事物受到某种外部力量、条件或影响的作用。
常用释义
受到（某事物）的影响、控制或影响：指某事物受到某种外部力量、条件或影响的作用。
属于（某一类别或组别）：用于指明某事物所属的类别或组别。

扩展信息

归入
大学英语四级常用词组 ... come to one's mind 忽然想起 come under 编入，归入(某一项目) when it comes to 一谈到；就…而论 ...
编入
大学英语四级常用词组 ... come to one's mind 忽然想起 come under 编入，归入(某一项目) when it comes to 一谈到；就…而论 ...
受到
初中英语短语_百度知道 ... come through 经过...仍活着,安然度过 come under 归入,受到 call back 回电话,召回 ...
遭受
BBC news 2012-03-23 加文本|BBC world news ... responsible for 为…负责;是造成…的原因 come under 遭受 refer to 有关, 针 …
归入……类别
有关come的短语 - 已回答 - 搜搜问问 ... come together 和好 come under 归入……类别 come up 上升 ...
受…支配
come to什么意思‘_百度知道 ... come to China 就是到中国 come under 受…支配；由…控制 come to 涉及；谈及 ...
由…控制
新浪教育_新浪网 ... )come to pass 发生 )come under 受…支配；由…控制 )He couldn't come up with an answer. 他答不上来。 ...

例句

US Marines fighting to take the Taliban haven of Marjah have had to call in air support as they come under heavy fire.

One of the top hotels in the Afghan capital Kabul, the Intercontinental, has come under attack. At least 10 people have been killed.

"The 'lean, mean phone-making machine' that used to dominate the sub-$50 space has come under huge pressure from agile rivals, " he said.

In theory, the bank has no liability for losses on these products; in practice, it can come under pressure to atone for defaults.

Free speech was one of the semi-bright lights in Iraq, though it has come under more threat as time passes.

Mr Al Amin said the majority of fighters are not soldiers but civilians who did not come under his command.

SO FAR, France's creditworthiness has not come under as much scrutiny as that of other euro members.

Backwardness needs to come under attack the lesson, is an extremely painful brand mark as if, forever engraves on our Chinese people's body.

The company has come under fire from some U. S. lawmakers as it tries to find new ways to expand into the U. S. market.

One of the parties, however, when critically examined, did not seem, strictly speaking, to come under the species.

Real are too big and too important to fail or to come under the kind of debt pressures that affect traditional clubs.

That move has since come under attack as the sort of "market fundamentalist" project that caused the bubble.

Few expected the nation to come under attack, least of all the man who had been installed in the White House a year earlier.

Because you talk in a coquettish manner just like a little girl. It must have come under someone's influence.

Meanwhile, trade balances in Asia have come under pressure as the effects of the credit crisis spread across the globe.

Both the bank and Yunus, have come under attack by the government of Bangladesh and its prime minister, Sheikh Hasina Wazed.

China's railway network is already one of the most extensive in the world, but it has come under pressure as the nation's economy booms.

The group, which has been active for a year, has come under fire from local transport officials.

BNY Mellon pointed out that Portugal had come under pressure on the markets this week, with the cost of its borrowing rising.

I suggested at the beginning of this chapter that when things come under threat, they often come into clearer view.

The buy-and-hold approach has come under fire in recent decades, but I still own and recommend what I call buy-and-hold stocks.

But to win the shiniest medals, you need to have come under fire. In the heat of battle, which banks have come off best?

同义词

遭受；归入
rack with suffer from

更新时间：2025-04-30 16:54