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backstop ['bækˌstɒp]

n. 守场员; 外场手; 守场员(接手)的位置; 增援;

例句:

  • Most reform proposals to date, however, still envisage a permanent federal backstop.
    然而到目前为止的所有改革提案都仍然假设政府会永久性地托盘.
  • He acted as a backstop in case anything went wrong.
    他充当棒球捕手,以防出现任何差错.
  • The government recently introduced an insurance program to backstop money funds.
    政府最近提出了一项保险计划,以支持货币基金.
  • It refused to provide a financial backstop to potential buyers.
    来自WSJ
  • Without the backstop of in-patient care, they and their families can find themselves neglected when they are most in need.
    来自BBC
  • Yucaipa has agreed to backstop the program, meaning it will buy any stock that isn't purchased by other holders.
    来自WSJ