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globalised 英ɡ'ləʊblaɪzd美ɡ'ləʊblaɪzd COCA²⁸⁰¹³⁶⁺⁵BNC²³⁶²¹³⁺¹Economist¹²¹¹⁴
基本英英例句例句
adj.全球化的¹⁰⁰原型globalise的过去分词
动词 globalise:
make world-wide in scope or application
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用作形容词The banking and financial crisis is an obvious example, and with it the bigger questions of how we manage aglobalisedeconomy.银行业和金融危机是一个显著的例子，伴随此次危机的更大问题，是我们如何管理一个全球化的经济。
Expansion of manufacturing activities offshore since the 1980s has turned Hong Kong into a strategic control centre of an increasinglyglobalisedproduction network.自二十世纪八十年代以来，香港的离岸生产活动不断扩展，令香港成为日益全球化的生产网络的策略控制中心。 A globalised supply chain is not the only thing helping consumer-electronics companies to cut costs.
全球化的供应链不是消费电子企业降低成本的唯一方法。 ecocn
In the past decade business education has globalised more thoroughly than business itself.
过去十年，商学院比商业本身更加全球化。 blog.sina.com.cn
The eventual strength and stability of the British economy was helpful to firms like his that were trying to make their mark in this globalised business.
英国经济的持续走强和长期稳定，对于像他们这种想要在国际化商业大潮中取得一席之地的公司大有裨益。 ecocn
The disputes have sprung largely from Qantas’s bid to reinvent itself for survival in a globalised world.
争执在很大程度上是由于澳航为于在全球化环境里生存下来而试图彻底改造自身所引发的。 ecocn
They were a nodal point, perhaps, in a thoroughly globalised Christian world, embracing the Roman empire and much more.
西奈山可能曾是个全球化的基督教世界的枢纽，联结着罗马帝国等等地方。 ecocn
We live in a globalised world and in an era of increasing independence among countries. China's future has never been so closely linked to that of the rest of the world.
当今的时代是全球化的时代，中国与世界的关系日益紧密，中国的前途命运日益同世界的前途命运紧密联系在一起。 kekenet
Airlines helped to bring about globalisation, but their own industry is far from globalised.
航空公司促进了全球化，但是航空业本身远未被全球化。 ecocn
But replicating the loose, globalised way of life in London—the anything-goes culture that draws a certain kind of young French person— will be much harder.
但是宽松而国际化的伦敦生活一种什么都行的生活文化深深吸引住了一群法国青年将变得艰难起来。 ecocn
But today’s globalised economy, with far-flung supply chains and just-in-time delivery, could be disrupted by policies much less dramatic than the Smoot- Hawley act.
但当今的全球化经济依赖散布全球的供应链条和零库存流通方式，因此政策对全球化造成的阻碍远不如司莫特-郝利法案来得强烈。 ecocn
But in a globalised economy, such measures would be worse than useless.
但是在全球化的经济中，这样的措施不但没用反而它们会使境况更糟。 ecocn
For all its claims, says Mr Ghemawat, business education is far from a globalised industry.
格玛沃特说，对于他们所声称的，商业教育远远不是全球化产业。 ecocn
Millions of people have already been put out of work, across the world, by this first truly globalised crisis of capitalism.
真正意义上的第一次全球经济危机开始以来，全世界已有数以百万计的人失业。 ebigear
One is the speed with which China globalised in the 1980s and1990s and then accelerated to a breakneck pace after accession to the World Trade Organisation in 2001.
一个推力是中国1980年代和1990年代的全球化速度和其后自2001年入世伊始的进一步加速的全球化步伐。 ecocn
Over the course of history, he argues, the notion of local production and trade has been erased in favour of a centralised, globalised culture.
洛西克夫说道，“在历史的发展过程中，集中的、全球化的文化观念已经将本地产销的观念抹去。” yeeyan
Perhaps, then, the gains from globalised finance are latent and will be unleashed once catalysing reforms are in place?
那么，是否金融全球化的成果还处于潜伏期，一旦有了改革的催化便会显现出来？ topsage
Roberto Saviano demonstrates that the Camorra, the Naples Mafia which provides the word-play for his book's title, is doing just fine in the globalised economy.
罗伯特•萨威诺 Roberto Saviano通过实例证明，克莫拉秘密组织在全球化的经济中表现甚好；据悉，“克莫拉”做为一个那不勒斯的黑帮组织巧妙地成为了本书的书名。 ecocn
So was it the industrialised, globalised, outsourced food- production system that killed thousands of pets?
是不是就是这种工业化，全球化，使用外来食品生产的体系害死了数以千计的宠物呢？ ecocn
They offer particularly instructive examples of how European firms are adapting to the challenges of a globalised economy.
他们为欧洲企业如何适应全球化经济的挑战提供了具有特定启发意义的例子。 ecocn
This is about more than Britain’s ability to compete in a brave new globalised world that demands flexible, highly skilled workers. It also has to do with social behaviour.
在全球化时代这才是英国保持竞争力所需要的：灵活应变，技能高超的工人以及恰当的社会行为。 ecocn
Yet despite its obvious benefits, the globalised economy is under threat.
益处显而易见，但经济的全球化正处于危险之中。 ecocn |