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- act cautiously; steer a cautious course 慎重从事
- steer a cautious course; act cautiously 审慎从事
- steer a cautious course 审慎从事
- My nephew is a cautious investor. 我侄子是个小心谨慎的投资者。
- Definition: To steer a course through a medium. 定义：在某生存环境下掌握前进的路线。
- Felt a cautious optimism that the offer would be accepted. 怀着提议将被接受的谨慎的乐观情绪
- The reporter, whose business is to present relevant facts in an acceptable form, could and should steer a middle course. 记者的职业是提供可以接受的有关事实，因此，他能够也应该采取不偏激的方针。
- The country steered a middle course. 那个国家走了一条中间道路。
- A lever used to turn a rudder and steer a boat. 舵柄用来转动舵以驾驶船的杠杆
- My nephewis a cautious investor. 我侄子是个小心谨慎的投资者。
- A cautious mind is the half of wisdom. 谨慎小心近于明智。
- Sometimes an oar is used to steer a boat. 有时桨用以操纵小舟。
- He is a cautious man, indeed a timid one. 他是个谨慎的人;简直是个胆小如鼠的人.
- His applause paused because of a cautious cause . 出于谨慎的原因;他停止了鼓掌.
- The United States intended to steer a course "down the middle". 美国打算采
- There has been a cautious reappraisal in parts of Asia too. 亚洲一些地区开始对现状进行谨慎的重新评估。
- The ship steered a course between the islands. 船在岛屿之间穿行。
- The message from Nixon steered a neutral course. 尼克松的复信，采取一种中立的方针。
- One who steers a ship; a helmsman. 舵手掌船舵的人; 舵手，
- Politicians are often obliged to steer a course between incompatible interests. 政治家常常被迫在互不相容的利益集团之间开辟航道。
