单词lose ground
na.: 退却；失利；衰落
网络: 让步；股市下跌；处于不利的地位
站不住脚
失去欢心;一日不如一日
坚持…的立场,坚持的观点
But having achieved 70% market share last time around, Sony is certain to lose ground this time. The only question is how much.
不过，那一次索尼获得了70%的市场份额，这次肯定会有所损失，只是到底损失多少还无法确定。
Essentially, American households continued to lose ground even though growth had resumed.
基本而言，虽然经济恢复增长，美国家庭收入仍在减少。
The Democrats still look set to lose ground in the mid-term elections but the meltdown predicted only weeks ago is no longer a certainty.
民主党看来仍会在中期选举输掉一些地盘，但全盘皆输的局面已经不像几周前看起来那么难免了。
Meanwhile, it also expects to lose ground in its initial market, power tools, as Black and Decker expands its number of battery suppliers.
与此同时，他也可能丢失他最初的市场——电力工具，因为Black和Decker这两个竞争公司扩展他们的电池供应商。
Dell continued to lose ground, with shipments diving 16. 7 percent in the first quarter, hurt by weakness in the enterprise market.
戴尔则持续败退，受企业市场疲弱的打击，该公司第一季的付运下跌16.
eg. The soldiers began to lose ground when their leader was killed.
当将领被杀时，士兵就开始撤退。
this patient began to lose ground when this cough grew worse.
当病人咳嗽越来越厉害时，他开始衰弱了。三，
The team began to lose ground because Phil"s leg was broken .
由于菲尔的腿摔坏了，这个队开始失利。
The sick man began to lose ground when his cough grew worse.
病人咳嗽加剧时，变得更虚弱了。
They fear the party may lose ground with moderate middle-class types who dislike urban sprawl and unfettered oil-drilling.
如若不然，共和党人担心会因此失去温和派中产阶级的支持——他们反感城镇无计划扩张、厌恶肆无忌惮的石油开采。