take form

英 [teɪk fɔːm]

美 [teɪk fɔːrm]

成形

英英释义

verb

• develop into a distinctive entity
  1. our plans began to take shape
  Synonym:formtake shapespring

双语例句

• Which bus shall I take form here?
  我应该从这儿乘哪路车？
• Then, the conclusion come into being that the farmland use rights operate exclusively among the member of the same collectivity and the market of transfering the right freely has no way to take form in the present legal system.
  从而得出：在现行的法律制度下，土地承包经营权几乎只能在同一集体成员之间流转，开放的土地承包经营权市场无法形成。
• The design professions began to take form in the Renaissance as strictly traditional practices yielded to a more personal way of thinking about design of every sort.
  这些内外的因素构成了一个完整的歌特教堂整体。至少直到现代时代到来前，乡村小屋及农舍的建造始终是按传统方式并考虑了屋主的生活方式去设计的。
• This can take the form of an affirmation.
  这可以增强肯定性。
• Rebirth water and transport water pipe take form that disperse treatment and disperse supply.
  再生水和输水管道采取分散处理、分散供给的形式。
• At the same time, feminist studies began to take form in the Western academic field.
  同时女性主义研究在西方学术界初具雏形。
• The time of payment for investment in kind is not in violation of law enforcement under the premise of respect between the shareholders agreement. It will pay their way to take form principle.
  实物出资的缴纳时间在不违反法律强制规定的前提下应尊重股东之间的约定，缴纳方式采取形式主义原则。
• Such information and advice may take the form of advisory opinions, commentaries or explanatory notes;
  此类信息和建议可采取咨询意见、评论或解释性说明的形式；
• The development of modem city not only accelerates the emergence of many new urban tourist central places, but also makes many new urban tourist central places'regional structures take form.
  现代城市的发展不但促进了许多新的旅游中心地的产生，而且形成了不少新的城市旅游中心地的区域结构。
• I could see the streets of Cape Town take form as the ship sailed into table bay.
  当船驶入桌湾时，我能逐渐看清开普敦市内的街道。