bandwagon

n.

时尚，浪潮；[音乐]乐队彩车；[非正式用语] 引导车；[非正式用语]潮流

复数：bandwagons

on the bandwagon[口语](选举中)站在有胜利希望的一边，支持占优势的一方；看风使舵，随大流

jump on the bandwagon站在某人一边；赶浪头；一窝蜂做某事，跟随潮流

1. There is a bandwagon pulling out and the leader has to get people to climb on.
   乐队彩车要出发了，领导者必须让人们爬上去。
2. He joined the prime minister's bandwagon.
   他加入了首相这一派。
3. The reform bandwagon swept across the country.
   改革浪潮席卷全国。
4. More people were jumping on the bandwagon each day.
   每天都有更多的人跟随这股潮流。

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