tactic

美音：[ˈtæktɪk] 英音：['tæktɪk]

简单释义：

n.策略；战术

网络泰迪；战略；手段

变形：

复数：tactics

完整释义：

1.手段,策略
2.战术,兵法,战略

例句：

One tactic that's gaining popularity is to attack what is usually the slowest part of the data transfer chain: the hard drive.
一种逐渐流行的策略是解决数据传输链上通常最慢的部分：硬盘驱动器。
Plus, even if you're trying to show that you're extremely creative, it might not work. A creative job search tactic only works once.
另外，即便你要努力展示自己很有创造力，这也许不会奏效，一个有创意的求职方法只奏效一次。
This sort of sales tactic might work for instant coffee, a product that everyone understands is a bastardization of something much better.
对于速溶咖啡来说，这也许是个有效的营销手段，因为大家都知道它本来就廉价不入流。
The White House does not like to say "war on terror" or "terrorism" ; terrorism is a tactic not an enemy, it explains.
现在的白宫不喜欢说“反恐战争”或“恐怖主义”；它解释称，恐怖主义是一种战术，而不是敌人。
To shake up the race he had to go on the attack, but the tactic was a doubled-edged sword, because attacking can turn off some voters.
要想扭转局面，他必须采取攻势，但同时，这种策略也会让他失去一些选民。
It was a totally unexpected tactic and in just a few minutes the whole enemy army was decimated.
这是个完全出乎意外的战术，仅仅几分钟后整个敌军就土崩瓦解。
Permissiveness is the principle of treating children as if they were adults; and the tactic of making sure they never reach that stage.
放纵是像对待成人一样地对待孩子的原则，也是确信他们永远不能达到成人阶段的策略。
One tactic would be to rule that only a small fraction of any ABS or corporate-bond issue could be permissible.
一种措施便是规定对于各种资产支持证券或公司债券，只有一小部分能获得允许。

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