pronouncements

英 [prəˈnaʊnsmənts]

美 [prəˈnaʊnsmənts]

n.  声明; 公告; 宣告
pronouncement的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 声明；公告
  Pronouncementsare public or official statements on an important subject.
  1. ...the President's latest pronouncements about the protection of minorities.
     总统最近发布的保护少数民族的声明

双语例句

• Despite official pronouncements to the contrary, the prime minister was known to be considering resignation.
  尽管官方声明加以否认，但据悉首相正考虑辞职。
• But his pronouncements often distorted reality rather than imposed order on it.
  但他在公开发表的文章和著作中却常常歪曲事实，而并没有理顺秩序。
• Trust in the actions and pronouncements of leaders, a vital component of employee engagement, might suffer markedly.
  令员工敬业的一项重要因素是对其对领袖言行的信任，这种信任可能会受到显著影响。
• But the tone of the pronouncements has been more forceful than those used by past leaders.
  但他的改革言论在语气上比以往的领导人更加有力。
• Markets and voters are increasingly refusing to obey the grand pronouncements issued by EU leaders at their ever more frequent crisis summits.
  对于欧盟领导人在越来越频繁的危机峰会上发布的隆重声明，市场和选民越来越不愿信服。
• Besides, grand pronouncements are likely to have no effect on how language is changing in the digital sphere.
  此外，这类宏大的声明似乎也无法撼动电子领域的语言变化。
• Or at least so go early pronouncements in the future-forecasting business.
  起码预测未来的行业早就提出了这样的口号。
• Of course, not all agency pronouncements that fit within the APA's broad definition of "rule" are legislative rules.
  当然，并不是所有符合《行政程序法》关于“规则”的宽泛定义的机关说明都属于立法规则。
• He didn't like to make pronouncements before he was sure which way the wind was blowing.
  在没有弄清事态的走向前，他不想发表声明。
• These kind of revelations have had the unexpected effect of boosting the credibility of us pronouncements in countries where they are usually deeply distrusted.
  这类爆料取得了意想不到的效果，在一些国家中提升了美国官方声明的可信度，而这些国家通常极度不信任美国的声明。