(of a circumstance or event) be the deciding factor; make the critical difference
(状况,事件)起决定性作用;扭转局面
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her proven current form tips the scales in her favour .她目前表现的确不错,使局面变得对她很有利。
起决定性作用;扭转局面
When added together, they were just enough to tip the balance.
当这两种意见加在一起,就足以打破平衡。
Such arguments should be resisted: it is time to tip the balance back.
我们坚持这样的观点:是时候重新回到平衡了。
In the construct of weiji, that could tip the balance from opportunity to danger.
用“危机”一词来说,这可能使天平从机遇倾向于危险。
This would slow down fast food a little, and tip the balance in favor of home preparation.
这样就可以稍微减少快餐的食用,让人们更多的在家中做饭。
But higher commodity prices may tip the balance of risks, causing policymakers to lose their nerve.
但高涨的商品价格可能会增加风险评估,考验决策者的神经。
(of a circumstance or event) be the deciding factor; make the critical difference
(状况,事件)起决定性作用;扭转局面
她目前表现的确不错,使局面变得对她很有利。