White Paper

英 [ˌwaɪt ˈpeɪpə(r)]

美 [ˌwaɪt ˈpeɪpər]

n.  (英国)白皮书

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牛津词典

noun

• （英国）白皮书
  (in Britain) a government report that gives information about sth and explains government plans before a new law is introduced

柯林斯词典

• 白皮书
  In Britain, Australia, Canada, and some other countries, aWhite Paperis an official report which describes the policy of the Government on a particular subject.

双语例句

• Leighton Stuart has departed and the White Paper has arrived. Very good. Very good.
  司徒雷登走了，白皮书来了，很好，很好。
• If this new white paper gets through, there will be no subsidized meals.
  如果这份新的白皮书获得通过，就没有饮食补贴了。
• They condemned the white paper as a charter for centralisation and selective education.
  他们谴责白皮书是在怂恿中央集权和精英教育。
• And so the White Paper has become material for the education of the Chinese people.
  这样一来，白皮书就变成了中国人民的教育材料。
• Until the tree was all in the white paper.
  直到树上挂满了白幡。
• The designation is given to the North in South Korea's latest defense white paper.
  该指定是考虑到北在韩国的最新国防白皮书。
• We had our first rehabilitation programme plan and policy statement in the form of a white paper in 1977.
  一九七七年，香港以白皮书的形式制订首项康复计划方案和首份政策声明。
• Michael Hugos quoted a white paper by Glenn Vanderburg, which divided the feedback loops into three levels.
  MichaelHugos引用了GlennVanderburg编写的白皮书，其中将反馈循环分为3个级别。
• He handed me a little rectangle of white paper
  他递给我一张小小的长方形白纸片。
• This white paper described the need for SELT and discussed the trade-off between accuracy and implementation complexity.
  本白皮书描述了SELT的需求，讨论了精确度和实施复杂性之间的权衡。