channelled

美 ['tʃænld]
英 ['tʃænld]
  • adj.有沟(凹缝)的
  • v.“channel”的过去式和过去分词
  • 网络有沟的；有凹槽的；切槽式皮

英汉

英英

网络释义

adj.
1.
有沟(凹缝)的
v.
1.
“channel”的过去式和过去分词

例句

释义:
全部全部,有沟的有沟的,有凹槽的有凹槽的,切槽式皮切槽式皮
类别:全部全部,口语口语,书面语书面语,标题标题,技术技术
来源:全部全部,字典字典,网络网络
难度:全部全部,简单简单,中等中等,难难
1.
Analysts say the steep drop shows how much of this year's rise has been fuelled by bank loans channelled into speculative activity.
分析师表示，股市大幅下跌表明，今年股市的上涨在很大程度上是由流入投机活动的银行贷款拉动的。
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2.
Mr MacAskill's mercy might have been commended without reservation if it were channelled into wider reforms.
麦克艾斯吉的仁慈若能推广到更为宽泛的改革中，或许会赢得毫无保留的赞扬。
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3.
The ebb and flow of the economy has always been channelled by a combination of inescapable accounting truths and whimsical animal spirits.
经济的起起伏伏总是受制于不可避免的会计真相与反复无常的动物精神。
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4.
No definite conclusion is possible because it is unclear how much of Iran's trade with Europe is channelled via the UAE.
但由于不清楚伊朗与欧洲的贸易有多少是经过阿联酋，因此不能作出定论。
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5.
Decks Turntables. Typical set-up would involve two turntables and a mixer which would be channelled through a PA system.
唱盘机。典型的设备为以通过扩音系统连通的两台唱盘机和一个混音器。
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6.
In an ideal world, these capital inflows would be channelled into financing the infrastructure and productive resources in emerging states.
理想情况下，新兴国家将会对这些资金加以引导，为基础设施与生产性资源提供融资。
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7.
That money was channelled through government ministries, controlled by political parties that used European funds as a form of patronage.
这些资金由政府部门安排去向，被视欧盟资金为赞助的政党所控制。
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8.
As part of a credible adjustment, Europe needs an infusion of financial support from beyond the eurozone, channelled through the IMF.
为了使相关调整措施可信，欧洲需要来自欧元区外部、经由IMF提供的财政支持。
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9.
As the stream through which government funds are channelled, the Ministry of Finance and its employees must be above reproach.
作为政府资金的流通渠道，财政部及其员工必须要受到监控。
blog.sina.com.cn
10.
Mr Miliband dreams that globalisation can at least be channelled for the best.
米利班德先生的梦想是，全球化至少可以为最优化开辟一条道路。
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