strike a chord with

常見例句

Calls for a more pro-poor, pro-labour stance strike a strong chord with the party's rank and file.
對(duì)更親窮人、親勞工立場(chǎng)的呼訏強(qiáng)烈打動(dòng)了非國(guó)大的支持民衆(zhòng)。
Lakeside spokesman Sophie Scott said: ‘These results will strike a chord with millions of married women all over the UK.
湖邊購物中心的發(fā)言人索菲?斯科特說：“這些調(diào)查結(jié)果會(huì)引起全英國(guó)數(shù)百萬已婚女性的共鳴。”
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He felt the fireplace design and my approach to architecture would strike a chord with the donor and the Jesuit priest who overseeing the project – I was hired.
他覺得壁爐設(shè)計(jì)和我的架搆方法將與捐助者和監(jiān)督本項(xiàng)目的耶穌會(huì)教士産生共鳴，於是他們就雇了我。

But the BJP,after some initial waffling, is backing Gandhi, apparently believing the controversy surrounding him and his alleged remarks will strike a positive chord with some Hindus.

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His working-class origins strike a chord with many poorer voters who believe that he would introduce policies that benefit them.
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Yet their plain-speaking and promises to care for the elderly, reduce taxes and preserve indigenous traditions strike a chord with many.
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