n.(车辆或机器的)操纵杆，控制杆,杠杆,施压的行为
v.(用杠杆)撬动
lever的第三人称单数和复数

原形：lever第三人称单数：levers复数：levers过去式：levered现在分词：levering

Give me a lever, I can lift the whole earth.
给我一个杠杆，我可以翘起整个地球。
They're trying to lever her out of her job.
他们正设法排挤她离职。
We managed to lever the door open.
我们设法撬开了门。
A lever is a simple machine that amplifies force, allowing you to move a heavy object with less effort.
杠杆是一种简单的机械装置，能够放大力，使你用更小的力就能移动重物。
The farmer used a long pole as a lever to lift the heavy bale of hay.
农夫用一根长杆作为杠杆来抬起沉重的干草捆。
The leverage ratio in banking is a key indicator of financial health, as it shows how much debt a bank can handle.
银行业务中的杠杆比率是衡量财务健康状况的关键指标，它显示了银行能承受多少债务。
She used her social media platform to leverage her influence and raise awareness for the charity.
她利用自己的社交媒体平台来提升影响力，为慈善事业提高关注度。
The company's new marketing strategy aimed to leverage customer data to personalize their promotions.
公司的新营销策略旨在利用客户数据来个性化推广。
He cleverly leveraged his connections to secure a job at a prestigious firm.
他巧妙地利用自己的人脉关系在一家知名公司找到了工作。
In physics, levers are classified into three types: first, second, and third class, based on the position of the fulcrum and effort.
在物理学中，杠杆根据支点和用力位置分为第一类、第二类和第三类。
She decided to leverage her savings to invest in a small business venture.
她决定利用储蓄进行小型企业投资。
The government is using fiscal policy to leverage economic growth by increasing spending and reducing taxes.
政府正在通过增加开支和减少税收来利用财政政策推动经济增长。
He was able to negotiate a better deal by leveraging his competitor's fear of losing the contract.
他通过利用竞争对手对失去合同的恐惧，成功地谈到了更好的交易条件。