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tenures ˈtenjərz COCA⁶⁴⁵³⁸BNC³²³⁷⁷Economist³⁴³¹⁸⁺³
基本例句
n.享有；保有期经财产,职位等的占有；占有权原型tenure的复数 It is surely no coincidence that several of the Prudential executives involved in initiating a deal that carries both risk and the prospect for extraordinary rewards had long prior tenures at AIG.
在这样一个风险和额外收益并存的交易中，一些牵涉其中的保诚高管之前在 AIG有过很长的任期，这种现象绝不是巧合。 ecocn
The end of the Cold War had introduced a measure of stability to African governments, and rulers have therefore tended to measure their tenures in decades.
冷战的结束给非洲国家的政府带来了一种稳定的方法，因此这些统治者容易以数十年的长度来衡量他们的任期。 yeeyan
Bush were equally ecumenical regarding the other monotheistic faiths during their tenures.
布什在他们的任期内也同样充当其他宗教信仰的普世价值。 ecocn
His engaging personality led Peter Taylor and Howard Wilkinson to name him as a personal favourite during their respective tenures in charge of the England Under-21 side.
他在足球上展现出的魅力让彼得泰勒和霍华德威尔金森在执教英格兰 U-21时都把他作为个人最欣赏的球员。 blog.sina.com.cn
Leaving aside whether lengthy tenures are beneficial for economies, they violate democratic principles.
姑且不论漫长任期对于经济的利弊，重要的是这样违背了民主原则。 yeeyan
We have to commute more, from suburb to suburb, as job tenures become shorter.
随着工作任期的缩短，我们不得不更加频繁的通勤于郊区路上。 yeeyan |