decentralise

基本解释

• vt. （英）分散；分权（等于decentralize）

同根派生

英汉例句

双语例句

• A central tenet of American conservatism is to decentralise power.
  美国保守主义的中心信条就是要分散权力。
• Some believe it will decentralise the business completely, reversing the urbanisation that accompanies industrialisation.
  有些人相信，它将完成分散商业，颠倒由工业化带来的都市。
• What I want to say to David Cameron is that if you decentralise power you risk getting rid of a basic level of fairness and equality.
  这也是我想对大卫·卡梅隆说的，权力分散不仅会让你丢掉基本层面的公正与平等，而且还会创造出彼此无法交流的孤立社区来。

权威例句

• In fiscal matters, Mr Segal is close behind: he wants to cut taxes and decentralise government.
  ECONOMIST: Canada
• DPJ's most powerful attack on the bureaucracy involved proposals to decentralise spending by granting more autonomy to local governments.
  ECONOMIST: Japan's election
• No one in Kiev seems prepared to decentralise power to the regions, where the best hope for reform may lie.
  ECONOMIST: Ill health all around in Ukraine

词组短语

短语

• It Wants To Decentralise 他们希望分权