英语词汇“be sacrificed on the altar of something”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	be sacrificed on the altar of something
释义	be sacrificed on the altar of something phrase [VERB inflects, oft PHR n] If you say that someone or something is sacrificed at the altar of another thing, you mean they suffer or are destroyed because of that thing. Often it feels as though value has been sacrificed at the altar of slick marketing. See full dictionary entry for altar be sacrificed on the altar of something to suffer unfairly or be harmed because of a particular set of ideas or an activity They agreed that the interests of twelve million farmers could not be sacrificedon the altar of free trade.
随便看	to have contempt for sb/sth to have cramp (in one's leg) to have currency to have delusions of grandeur to have designs on sb/sth to have diarrhoea to have difficulty/difficulties to-have-egg-on-your-face to have egg on your face have egg all over one's face to have (every) confidence in sb/sth to have (every) confidence that ... to have faith in sb/sth to have feelings for sb to have fun to have/get a stomach upset to have/get cold feet (about sth) to have/get (the) hiccups to have good/bad manners to have good/bad taste to have got to have got it into one's head that ... to have (got) it made to have got to to have (got) to do sth to have great admiration for sth/sb

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