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英文简述 周恩来 生平 200-260 字 200 分悬赏
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politburo
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常见释义:
n.(**中央委员会的)政治局;类似政治局的决策控制机构
1、A few analysts believe possible dissatisfaction among elites could result in a collective, Politburo-style leadership structure.───少数分析家认为,政治精英可能存在不满情绪,或许导致出现集体领导、政治局形式的领导结构。
2、A decision as important as the execution of thousands of Polish POWS would have had to emanate from the Politburo.───显然,像这样一个处决上万名波兰战俘的重要决策必须经由苏共中央政治局批准才能执行。
3、Perhaps the general secretary could be elected by the whole Central Committee (not just the Politburo), thereby enhancing his mandate.───也许总书记可以藉由整个中央委员会(而不仅仅由中央政治局)选举产生,从而加强其委托统治权。
4、Comments from Chinas Politburo appeared to signal such a shift last week.───来自中共中央政治局的评论,似乎在上周发出了这种变化的信号。
5、In Russia, a very different kind of uprising replaced the aristocracy of the czars with that of the Soviet Politburo.───在俄罗斯,性质完全不同的起义,推翻了沙皇的贵族统治,取而代之的是苏共中央政治局的贵族统治。
6、During the live rehearsal, the Politburo member said Miaokes voice "must change, " Chen said.───在现场彩排时,这名官员说妙可的声音一定要“换掉”。
7、No doubt his gesture of spending five days in the
politburo
hunting lodge with me was to establish a standard for us to emulate.───无疑,他与我一起在政治局狩猎场度过的五天中所作的姿态给我们确定一个效仿的标准。
1、bundling political───捆绑政治
2、political view───【法】 政见
3、decapolis pronounce───德卡波利斯发音
4、police work to eat───警察工作是为了吃饭
5、lapidary polisher───宝石抛光机
6、depolarization politics───去极化政治
7、scapolite gem───方柱石宝石
8、polite behavior───礼貌行为
9、frisking policy───搜查政策
10、criminality by political affiliation───按政治派别划分的犯罪行为
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英文简述 周恩来 生平 200-260 字 200 分悬赏
Zhou Enlai was the most popular leader in China during the 20th century. Even among the madness during the Cultural Revolution, he continued to make an effort to pursue democratic ideas, while at the same time supporting leaders like Mao.
He exercised his diplomatic skill to open China rather than isolate it from the rest of the world. In turn, he brought China into a period of stable economic vitality, and many nations throughout the world cheered, as they could now trade their goods and services.
In 1898, Zhou was bon in Huaian, Jiangsu province. His childhood is said to have been an unhappy time of his life. Four months after his birth, he was adopted. Shortly after that his new foster father died. In 1907, when he was nine years old, his mother died, and his foster mother died.
The despair and poverty brought the family to new lows. Zhou often worked the fields to secure food for his family. In 1910, when he was ten years old, he left Huaian and went to Manchuria. He studied academics there, and had excellent grades most of the time. In those days, he learned politics, which had a deep impact on his life. When he was fifteen years old, he began middle school in Tianjin. During his four-year stay there he surrounded himself in books, sports, and political movements. From ages 17 to 19, he studied at Japan.