centralising

基本解释

• adj.集中的
• 动词centralise的现在分词形式.
• =centralizing.

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英汉例句

• Both complain that they have been sidelined by Mr Mbeki's centralising rule.
  双方都抱怨，他们被姆贝基的集权统治边缘化了。
• Because in case of a long time, the virus will intrude into human body tissue, go along the nerves to encroach the nervous centralis and kill the person.
  因为时间一长病毒就进入人体组织，沿着神经侵犯中枢神经，置人于死地。
• The Jeffersonians supported farmers over monied interests and opposed centralising policies such as creating a national bank.
  杰斐逊一派的人主张农民应享有充分的经济利益，反对集权政策（如创办国家银行）。
• But they think they can secure cost reductions of about $1 billion a year by centralising their back-office operations and cutting management jobs.
  但是他们认为自己能够通过公司内部集中运营以及削减管理岗位来保证每年削减十亿美元的成本。
• Yet in centralising France, it is teachers who pick schoolbooks, whereas in federalist Germany, it is state bureaucrats.
  然而作为中央集权的法国，教师决定教科书，而在联邦德国，由州政府决定教科书。