ADJ A do-or-die battle or struggle is one that involves a determined or desperate effort to succeed. 孤注一掷的 [ADJ n]
...a do-or-die effort to turn Uniq into a lean and dynamic food business.
...为把Uniq公司转化为效率高、有活力的食品企业而作出的一个孤注一掷的努力。
PHRASE If something is do-or-die for someone or something, it will determine whether they succeed or fail. 决定胜负的 [v-link PHR n]
Nobody will know the exact position until Monday, when it is do-or-die for the deal.
没有人在周一之前知道确切的情况—那时将是决定交易胜负的时刻。
Nobody will know the exact position until Monday, when it is do-or-die for the deal.
没有人在周一之前知道确切的情况—那时将是决定交易胜负的时刻。
So my advice is this: Keep the eight-glasses-a-day rule — not as a do-or-die goal, but simply as a tool to remind you to drink enough water to make up for any shortfall from your food.
有很多像这样的建议：保持每天喝8杯水的规则，但不要把它当作一个不屈不挠的目标，只是把它当作一个提醒你喝足够的水以弥补从食物中的不足之量的工具。
Though Wisconsin has a relatively modest haul of 74 delegates, Clinton's weaknesses in the state threaten to follow her through Texas and Ohio which her campaign has cast as do-or-die contests.
虽然威斯康星州的 74 个代表席位只占代表总数的小部分，但克林顿在这个州所表现出来的弱势可能会带入对她的竞选来说生死攸关的得克萨斯州和俄亥俄州。
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