美[?n?tr?nt?] 1 . To hold on stubbornly, as to a position; entrench oneself.
固執地堅持立場; 穩固自己的地位.
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2 . Indeed, it could entrench certain people's view of themselves as anti - Western outsiders.
它的確會讓某種人樹立這么一種信念,認為自己就是 反 西方的局外人.
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3 . Will the economic crisis force change, or entrench privilege?
經濟危機會推動改變, 還是保護特權?
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4 . A new year looks sure entrench old resentments.
新的一年看起來會讓不滿持續下去.
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5 . They entrench themselves behind undeniable facts.
他們在無可否認的事實后面固守著自己.
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1.fix firmly or securely
2.impinge or infringe upon;
This impinges on my rights as an individual
3.occupy a trench or secured area;
The troops dug in for the night
