scrutinise
英
美
网络 审查; 行详查; 详细检查; 细看; 细察
过去分词:scrutinised 过去式:scrutinised 现在分词:scrutinising 第三人称单数:scrutinises 复数:scrutinises
BNC.11363
英英释义
verb
- examine carefully for accuracy with the intent of verification
- audit accounts and tax returns
- to look at critically or searchingly, or in minute detail
- he scrutinized his likeness in the mirror
双语例句
- The foreign exchange regulator warned that it would closely scrutinise all repatriation of profit on property deals.
外汇监管部门警告称,将仔细审查所有汇出境的地产交易收益。 - But it was not clear yesterday whether the deal would still require the approval of a cabinet committee that has sought to scrutinise oil agreements.
但这笔交易是否仍需寻求详审石油合同的内阁委员会批准,昨日尚不清晰。 - It would scrutinise the regulatory activities of national authorities with more teeth than the IMF has and oversee the implementation of a limited number of global regulations.
它将比imf更为严厉地审查各国政府的监管活动,监督数量有限的全球法规的实施情况。 - The committee normally meets in public on Friday afternoons to scrutinise and approve public expenditure proposals put forward by the Government.
委员会通常于星期五下午举行公开会议,审批政府提交的公共开支建议。 - Traders say an auction of US government bonds due to take place today and tomorrow have triggered a far lower level than usual of related activity in the repo market, as banks scrutinise their trading strategies.
交易员表示,今明两日将进行的美国国债拍卖,造成了回购市场的相关交易量远低于日常水平,因为各银行都在仔细审查自己的交易策略。 - Germany is demanding changes to the European treaties that would concentrate unprecedented power in Brussels to scrutinise budgets and sanction profligate governments.
德国正要求对欧盟各项条约进行修订,将空前权力集中至布鲁塞尔,由其对预算进行审查,并对肆意挥霍的政府进行制裁。 - As a result, senior Goldman staff appear able to scrutinise the operations of other business units with more freedom than at other banks.
因而,与其它银行相比,高盛的高层员工在审视其它业务部门的运作方面似乎有着更多的自由。 - This falls short of activists'demands, as it would lack the power to scrutinise a serving prime minister.
而这远未达到激进分子的要求,司法特派员或者委员会没有足够的力量去密切审查现任总理。 - Regulators should scrutinise the form these new exchanges take.
监管机构应密切审查这些新交易所采取的形式。 - E-government is no magic bullet, but it gives citizens and lobby groups more power to scrutinise government and highlight waste and dishonesty.
政府并不是一颗魔弹,但它使得公民和游说团有更大的能力来挑剔政府并且凸显浪费和欺诈。