the run-up的意思|示意

Control of public spending had been relaxed in the run-up to the election, adding to the deficit.

在大选前对公共开支的控制有所放松，这使赤字问题更为严重。

The polls released in the run-up to the anniversary were damning.

在接近就职一周年时进行的民意调查非常糟糕。

The run-up to the first televised clash increases the tempo of a campaign that is already breaking all records.

首次电视对决进入准备阶段，竞选的节奏开始加快，并且已经开始打破所有的记录。

The number of adults doing weekly sport did rise, by nearly 2 million in the run-up to 2012—but the general population was growing faster.

虽然每周锻炼身体的成年人数量的确有所上升，到2012年增加了将近两百万，但总人口增长速度更快。

For if we don't, bankers will soon be taking even bigger risks than they did in the run-up to this crisis.

因为，如果我们不这样做，银行们会很快会冒比他们迈向这一危机时更大的风险。

In the run-up to the credit crunch, there was some appallingly stupid and greedy behaviour by bankers in Britain and elsewhere.

在信贷危机日趋紧张的情况下，在英国和其他一些地方，银行家的愚蠢行为和贪婪程度已经到了令人发指的地步。