brinksmanship

brinksmanship

美 [ˈbrɪŋksmənˌʃɪp] 　英

• n.(战争)边缘政策；玩弄(战争)边缘政策
• 网络战争边缘政策；边缘策略；边缘战术

英汉解释

n.	1. (战争)边缘政策 2. 玩弄(战争)边缘政策
na.	1. “brinkmanship”的变体

英英解释

na.	1. The variant of brinkmanship

例句

As today's Wall Street Journal article notes, late-state negotiations often full of brinksmanship.

正如今天《华尔街日报》文章所指出的，谈判的最后阶段总是充满着边缘策略，最后反而会绝处逢生。

But this time his brinksmanship pushes events over the brink.

但是这次他的边缘政策玩过火了。

Real are no strangers to brinksmanship and may believe their actions will force Chelsea's hands.

皇马面对这种接近失败的转会上不是新手，他们相信他们的行动将迫使切尔西放手。

And there is some brinksmanship still going on in GM's high-level talks with bond holders, union members and other creditors.

通用汽车仍在同债券持有者、工会会员和其它债权人进行着一些高层次的磋商。

One top Republican aide, echoing the sentiment of colleagues on the Hill, called the veto threat "pure brinksmanship. "

一位高级共和党人的助手把这种否决威胁称作“纯边缘政策”，他说出了国会山同事们的心声。