wimping

英 [ˈwɪmpɪŋ]

美 [ˈwɪmpɪŋ]

v.  懦弱的人，无用的人( wimp的现在分词 )

双语例句

• Stocks started their year-long rampage in March 2009, when the Obama administration made clear it was wimping out of drastic bank reforms and would instead rely on a flood of cheap money from the Federal Reserve ( an organisation that is anathema to Tea Partiers).
  2009年3月，奥巴马政府明确表示将放弃激进的银行改革，转而依赖由茶叶党所痛恨的美联储（Fed）注入大量廉价资金。股市从此开始了长达一年的疯狂反弹。