central government

英 [ˌsentrəl ˈɡʌvənmənt]

美 [ˌsentrəl ˈɡʌvərnmənt]

n.  中央政府

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牛津词典

noun

• 中央政府
  the government of a whole country, rather than local government which is concerned with smaller areas

双语例句

• I basically think this is a clear sign for the central government.
  基本上我认为这对中央政府是一个清晰信号。
• In response to the2008 financial crisis, Wuhan takes the advantage of central government's stimulating package.
  在应对2008年金融危机中，武汉在中央政府的刺激方案中得到了好处。
• In 2001, the central government replaced the quota system on IPO by the verification and approval system.
  在2001年，中央政府以审批和许可制度替换了首次公开招股的定额制度。
• For the past year he has been trying to wrest control from the central government
  一年来，他一直试图从中央政府手中将控制权夺过来。
• But they said that safety had been an issue for the central government in the tender.
  但他们表示，在投标过程中，安全是中央政府关注的一个问题。
• But Shenzhen is actively supporting the central government's investigation.
  但深圳正积极支持中央政府的调查。
• Reform of the system for collecting non-tax revenue was conducted in most central government departments and all provincial-level governments.
  大部分中央部门及所有省本级推进了非税收入收缴制度改革。
• There is a lack of trust towards the central government in Rome.
  人们对罗马的中央政府缺乏信任。
• The central government, together with local governments of all levels, is making arrangement for the victims'life.
  中央政府和地方各级政府正在为灾民安排生活。
• The solemn statement of the central government on this issue was featured in full in the newspapers.
  各报全文刊登了中央政府对这个问题的庄严声明。