finessed

美 [fɪˈnest]英 [fɪˈnest]
  • v.用策略对付某事;巧妙地做;派头十足地做
  • finesse的过去分词和过去式
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  1. However Grant himself says it 's all due to how his voice was finessed in the editing process .

    然而格兰特自己却说,这是因为他的嗓音在编辑流程中经过了巧妙的处理。

  2. She finessed the fact that she had no relevant experience and instead talked about her long-standing interest in the field .

    她巧妙地掩饰了她毫无相关经验的事实,反之,她大谈了自己对这一领域早就深感兴趣。

  3. Fishing tiny flies requires a drag free drift , and once hooked fish will need to be finessed or they will break your fly off .

    钓鱼需要一个小小的苍蝇拖免费漂流、一旦鱼上钩,要巧妙,否则会飞到你休息。

  4. Nokia has finessed its strategy for winning out in the battle over which companies get a big chunk of revenue from the rising popularity of the mobile internet .

    移动网络的日益普及为各公司带来了巨额收入,而诺基亚(Nokia)已经调整了自己的战略,以便在激烈的竞争中赢得最后胜利。

  5. Even without Mr Brown 's stipulation that it wouldn 't " apportion blame "( later finessed by David Miliband , the foreign secretary ), it probably wouldn 't have done .

    甚至如果没有布朗许诺将不会“分摊责任”(后经外交大臣大卫•米利班德(DavidMiliband)优雅处理),调查很可能还没有启动。

  6. Case studies are clearly useful in showing how dishonest tycoons can come undone , or revealing how tricky dilemmas whether , say , to fire loyal but inefficient employees can be finessed .

    在展示不诚信的企业界大亨如何会自取灭亡,或揭示棘手的难题(比如说,是否该解雇忠诚但无效率的员工)怎样能巧妙解决时,个案研究显然很有用。

  7. What assemblage of accurate and mighty faculties in them ; more than fleshly power over melting crag and coiling fire , fettered , and finessed at last into the precision of watchmaking ;

    这是蕴聚了怎样精确和强大能力的组合啊:控制熔岩和翻卷火焰的超凡伟力,经由巧妙的控制和运用,最后达到了制表工艺的精确;