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internationalisation 英ɪntɜːnæʃənəlaɪ'zeɪʃən美ɪntɜːnæʃənəlaɪ'zeɪʃən 高BNC³⁸¹⁵⁶iWeb³⁶⁴¹⁹Economist²⁹⁹⁰¹⁺⁴
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n.国际化¹⁰⁰
Noun:
the act of bringing something under international control近义词 internationalization国际化
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用作名词Modern information technology speeds up theinternationalisationof librarianship.现代信息技术加速了图书馆事业国际化。
What is theinternationalisationof higher education we're pursuing today?我们今天追求的高等教育国际化，究竟是甚麽呢？ But what about that other flank of currency policy, the internationalisation of the renminbi?
然而作为货币政策的另一面，人民币的国际化又如何呢？ www.rfp.org.cn
China has just taken a further step towards internationalisation by allowing domestic companies to move the renminbi offshore for investment purposes, as the FT reports on Friday.
英国《金融时报》周五报道称，中国朝着人民币的国际化又迈进了一步，允许国内企业以投资为目的向境外转移人民币。 www.rfp.org.cn
For China, the increasing internationalisation of financial markets has at least two dimensions relevant to financial information.
就中国而言，面对金融市场的日益国际化，至少有两方面离不开财经资讯。 putclub
No one can deny that the internationalisation of the renminbi has a certain sense of inevitability about it.
没有人能够否认，人民币国际化在某种意义上存在必然性。 xinhuaonline
One is internationalisation.
一个是国际化。 ecocn
So one theme of the debate covered in the report is how internationalisation can be achieved without liberalisation.
所以这份报告中争论的一个主题就是怎样才能在跳过自由化来完成国际化。 yeeyan
The growing internationalisation of the film business suits the biggest outfits, and not just because they can afford explosions.
这种电影产品的国际化发展势头适合大型企业，不仅因为他们能够承受猛增的费用。 ecocn
This would be no more than a reflection of the quiet internationalisation of French business, since hundreds of small and medium-sized firms are snapped up each year by foreigners.
每年有成百上千的法国中小型企业遭到外商并购，因此这只不过是该国商业低调国际化的一种反映。 ecocn
We've just had a fantastic contribution to the internationalisation support, and to be frank that wasn't on my radar at all.
我们已经在国际化支持上做出了非常重大的贡献，但是老实说，这不是我的目标。 infoq
Internationalisation has meant a growing voice for Europe within the economics literature.
国际化使欧洲在经济学文献中的话语权日益提高。 ecocn |