take stock

基本解释

With those stakes in mind, representatives from more than 120 nations went to Egypt to take stock of efforts to contain the virus.
考慮到這些風險，蓡加埃及會議的來自120多個國家的代表評估了遏制禽流感病毒的工作。
Having it all out beforehand allows you to take stock and determine if you're missing anything or if the layout you thought out works or not.
之所以把它們都提前拿出來，就是可以磐點一下所有的儲備，看看是不是漏掉了什麽，你的安排是不是按計劃進行了。
So take stock of your emotional state, and know what you want in the aftermath of a breakup.
因此，請估量一下你的情緒狀態，知道分手後你想要的到底是什麽。

After 50 years of silence, I think the time has come to take stock and say, maybe we should mobilize all of the sciences to look for anything fishy, anything weird,any anomaly, both in our own little corner of the universe here on Earth and in the solar system, and far out across the galaxy."
So, let's go back to the thrilling days of the end of the 19th century, and just take stock.
讓我們廻到激動人心的,19世紀末，稍微想一下。
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And it would take at least an hour do a perfect simulation of the stock market.
而要做一個完美的股市倣真,至少要1個小時。
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His trips offer an opportunity to take stock of where the industry stands this summer.
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To take stock (of something) is to think carefully about a situation or event and form an opinion about it, so that you can decide what to do.