nationalise

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• What we need, and soon, is a “resolution regime”, governing how the government may take over any big financial institution and sell, nationalise or close it.
  我們現(xiàn)在最需要什麼？ 是一個(gè)“処理制度”，去決定政府接手大型金融機(jī)搆後去售賣(mài)，將其國(guó)有化或是使其破産。
• In 1990 Mario Vargas Llosa, one of Latin America’s foremost novelists, enraged by a government attempt to nationalise his country’s banks, cast aside his pen and threw himself into politics.
  1990年馬裡奧巴爾加斯略薩是拉丁美洲最重要的小說(shuō)家之一，試圖激怒政府國(guó)有化本國(guó)的銀行，他拋棄他的筆投身於政治。
• It will also diversify its cash reserves into the currencies of allies, such as China, Russia and Brazil, and nationalise the gold industry.
  該國(guó)將使通過(guò)持有中國(guó)、俄羅斯和巴西等盟友國(guó)家的貨幣來(lái)使現(xiàn)金儲(chǔ)備多元化，國(guó)內(nèi)的黃金産業(yè)也將收歸國(guó)有。

權(quán)威例句

• It was made worse after 1973 when Mr Mobutu began to nationalise mines and industries.
  ECONOMIST: The last days of Mobutu
• The protest leaders also want to nationalise Bolivia's oil and gas industry and convene a constituent assembly.
  ECONOMIST: Bolivia
• The most extreme and, in some ways, the most attractive option would be temporarily to nationalise the banks.
  ECONOMIST: Japan's banks
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