pronouncement
英 [prəˈnaʊnsmənt]
美 [prəˈnaʊnsmənt]
n. 声明; 公告; 宣告
Collins.1 / BNC.11254 / COCA.10628
牛津词典
noun
- 声明;公告;宣告
a formal public statement
柯林斯词典
- N-COUNT 声明;公告
Pronouncementsare public or official statements on an important subject.- ...the President's latest pronouncements about the protection of minorities.
总统最近发布的保护少数民族的声明
- ...the President's latest pronouncements about the protection of minorities.
英英释义
noun
双语例句
- In addition, the Fed's pronouncement signalled interest rates will remain low for a while a sweet spot for risky assets such as stocks.
另外,美联储的声明表明,利率在一段时间内仍将维持在低位对于股票等风险资产而言是一个好消息。 - In Washington, the chairman of the House Select Committee on Energy Independence, Massachusetts Representative Edward Markey, seemed unimpressed by the Saudi pronouncement.
在华盛顿,美国国会众议院能源独立委员会主席、麻萨诸塞州众议员马基似乎对沙特宣布的这一消息并不感兴趣。 - His followers treated bin laden with great deference, referring to him as "the sheik," and hung on his every pronouncement.
他的追随者们对待本拉登都非常地尊敬,把他视作“部落酋长”,一直坚守本拉登的每一个宣言。 - A source of moral or ethical judgment or pronouncement.
伦理或道德判断或声明的根据。 - While it sets a system of the in-court judgment based on the existing laws of our country, it does not give a systematic definition over the concept of the in-court judgment pronouncement, which is also seldom involved in the theoretical and practical circles.
我国法律虽然设定了当庭宣判制度,但并未给当庭宣判确定一个系统的定义,理论界和实务界也很少涉及当庭宣判这一概念。 - It seemed an overly dramatic pronouncement, but he was right.
这种论断或许看起来有点危言耸听,但他说得完全正确。 - In one of our great Victorian novels I read the following pronouncement:'The terrible curse of being poor is that we cannot afford to protect our women.
在维多利亚时代最优秀的一篇小说里,我读到了如下一句话:贫穷对我们下的最可怕的诅咒,是我们无法保护自己的女人。 - With Cheng Yajie we are confronted with a certain sense of mystery reminiscent of the Surrealist pronouncement.
在程亚杰的创作里,我们体验了近似超现实主义所散发的神秘感。 - The in-court judgment pronouncement is one of the most efficient ways to realize this duty.
当庭宣判是实现这一职责的最有效的方法之一; - A great dread fell on him, as if he was awaiting the pronouncement of some doom that he had long foreseen and vainly hoped might after all never be spoken.
一股巨大的恐惧攫住了他,好像在等待他很早就预测到了,又一直徒劳地期待永不提起的厄运宣布。