单词inroad
n.: （尤指通过消耗或削弱其他事物取得的）进展
网络: 袭击；侵袭；侵入
（尤指通过消耗或削弱其他事物取得的）进展:
something that is achieved, especially by reducing the power or success of sth else
消耗，削弱，影响（某事物）:
if one thingmakes inroads into another, it has a noticeable effect on the second thing, especially by reducing it, or influencing it
侵袭
侵入
侵蚀
袭击;进犯
损害,侵犯
(突然)袭击,(突然)侵犯
复数：inroads
His frozen-food business would be a ripe target for a company looking to make an inroad into ethnic foods.
对于那些想要进军民族特色食品市场的公司而言，魏成辉的冷冻食品业务是成熟的收购目标。
The ascendancy maybe be used to inroad the profits of shareholders who hold the medial or small stock for themselves interests.
为了自身的利益，控股股东可能会凭借其优势地位，侵害中小股东的利益。
In one sense the decision represents an inroad into the principle that the banker is concerned with documents, not goods.
在一感觉中的决定代表一变为那银行家是与关于的文件，不货物有关的原则侵袭。
Whilst this message is being given there has been some inroad in the governmental sectors.
至此消息公布之际，对一些政府部门的渗透还在进行中。
In the topsy-turvy world of global economics, Rockwell Automation Inc. has found an ingenious new inroad into China.
在全球化经济体系陷入混乱时。罗克韦尔自动化公司却独具匠心地找到一条通往中国的捷径。
It is meant as a kiddy-pool inroad into the world of ethnomusicological research, limited to 3-4 weeks.
资讯科技进入人种音乐学研究的世界之内被意谓如一个小山羊-池的侵入，3-4个星期的有限。