policy如何读

英:[ˈpɒləsi]

美:[ˈpɑːləsi]

policy英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C][U]政策,方针,策略 a course of action for dealing with a particular matter or situation
  2. [C][U]精明的行为,上策 a course or principle of action that is to one's own advantage
  3. [C]保险单 a written statement of the details of an agreement with an insurance company

policy是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 保险单,保险
  2. 策略
  3. 政策,方针,政纲
  4. 手段,方法
  5. 精明的行为
  6. 彩票
  7. 权谋,计谋
  8. 智慧
  9. 【军】政治
  10. 行政
  11. 原则
  12. 为人之道
v. (动词)
  1. 维持治安,管辖

policy变形

复数:policies

policy词根

词根:policy

adj.

police 警察的;有关警察的

n.

police 警察,警方;治安

policyholder 投保人;保险客户

vt.

police 监督;管辖;维持治安;为…配备警察

policy英英释义

noun (1)

prudence or wisdom in the management of affairs

management or procedure based primarily on material interest

a definite course or method of action selected from among alternatives and in light of given conditions to guide and determine present and future decisions

a high-level overall plan embracing the general goals and acceptable procedures especially of a governmental body

noun (2)

a writing whereby a contract of insurance is made

a daily lottery in which participants bet that certain numbers will be drawn from a lottery wheel

number sense 7a

policy词组

monetary policy货币政策

economic policy经济政策

foreign policy外交政策

public policy国家政策

national policy国家政策

quality policy质量方针;品质政策

industrial policy产业政策;工业政策

open policy开放政策;预定保险单;开口保险单

fiscal policy财政政策

insurance policy保险单,保单

policy support政策倾斜,政策支持

tax policy税收政策

trade policy贸易政策

policy making制定政策

security policy安全策略,安全政策

housing policy房屋政策;住宅政策

control policy控制策略

financial policy财政政策;金融政策

basic policy基本方针

privacy policy隐私权政策;隐私策略

policy词源中文解释

["管理方式"],14世纪后期, policie,指“政府的研究或实践; 良好的政府管理”; 源自14世纪的古法语 policie “政治组织,民政管理”,来自晚期拉丁语 politia “国家,民政管理”,源自希腊语 politeia “国家,管理,政府,公民身份”,来自 politēs “公民”,源自 polis “城市,国家”(参见 polis)。

从15世纪初开始,指“有组织的国家,国家的组织或建立的政府或行政系统”,但这个意义已经随着 polity 而消失。也从15世纪初开始,指“行为的对象或方式,或者要遵守的原则”,因此通常指“行动中的谨慎或智慧”,特别是“统治者、部长、政府或政党在国内或外交事务中采取的最符合国家利益的措施或行动方针”。

policy_数学行业词汇

策略

又称 :策略(strategy )

policy_法律行业词汇

政策

policy词源英文解释

Noun (1) Middle English policie, pollecye "art or practice of government, system of government, commonwealth, organization or conduct of affairs, practical skill, prudence," borrowed from Anglo-French policie, pollecie "governance, system of government" (Middle French also, "a political organization, the state, conduct, behavior"), borrowed from Late Latin polītīa "citizenship, political organization, government" — more at police >entry 1 Note: The term is a doublet of police >entry 1; see note at that entry. Noun (2) earlier police, pollecy (in the phrase police/pollecy of assurance, after French pollice d'assurance), borrowed from Middle French police, pollice "certificate, written proof," probably borrowed from Italian polizza, pollizza "receipt, promissory note," alteration of apodissa, appodissa (by absorption of initial a- by the definite article and shift of -d- to a lateral), borrowed from Medieval Latin apodixa, apodissa "receipt," borrowed from Middle Greek apódeixis, going back to Greek, "making known, proof," from apodeik-, stem of apodeíknymi, apodeiknýnai "to point out, make known, prove" + -sis -sis — more at apodictic Note: The English variant with -cy is presumably assimilation to policy >entry 1, ending in a familiar suffix; it appears to have displaced police at an early date. — Middle French police has also been taken as a loan from Old Occitan polissia, itself borrowed from Italian, or directly from Medieval Latin or Greek; the editors of Trésor de la langue française reject this on grounds of the location of the earliest citations. The shift of a dental to a lateral in (apodissa > polizza) is perhaps best explained as direct borrowing into Italian from vernacular Greek, where the dental would have been a voiced interdental fricative; as Italian lacked this sound, it was transferred as an -l- (compare the etymology of pilot >entry 1). This alters somewhat the path of transmission in the etymology above, perhaps removing Medieval Latin as an intermediary.

The first known use of policy was in the 15th century

policy儿童词典英英释义

polish1 of 4verb

to make smooth and glossy usually by rubbing

to smooth or improve in manners, condition, or style

to bring to a highly developed or finished state

polish a technique

polish2 of 4noun

a smooth glossy surface : luster

good manners : refinement

the action or process of polishing

a substance prepared for use in polishing nail polish

shoe polish

Polish3 of 4adjective

of, relating to, or characteristic of Poland, the Poles, or Polish

Polish4 of 4noun

the Slavic language of the Poles

polish1 of 4verb

to make smooth and glossy usually by rubbing

to smooth or improve in manners, condition, or style

to bring to a highly developed or finished state

polish a technique

polish2 of 4noun

a smooth glossy surface : luster

good manners : refinement

the action or process of polishing

a substance prepared for use in polishing nail polish

shoe polish

Polish3 of 4adjective

of, relating to, or characteristic of Poland, the Poles, or Polish

Polish4 of 4noun

the Slavic language of the Poles

polish1 of 4verb

to make smooth and glossy usually by rubbing

to smooth or improve in manners, condition, or style

to bring to a highly developed or finished state

polish a technique

polish2 of 4noun

a smooth glossy surface : luster

good manners : refinement

the action or process of polishing

a substance prepared for use in polishing nail polish

shoe polish

Polish3 of 4adjective

of, relating to, or characteristic of Poland, the Poles, or Polish

Polish4 of 4noun

the Slavic language of the Poles

polish1 of 4verb

to make smooth and glossy usually by rubbing

to smooth or improve in manners, condition, or style

to bring to a highly developed or finished state

polish a technique

polish2 of 4noun

a smooth glossy surface : luster

good manners : refinement

the action or process of polishing

a substance prepared for use in polishing nail polish

shoe polish

Polish3 of 4adjective

of, relating to, or characteristic of Poland, the Poles, or Polish

Polish4 of 4noun

the Slavic language of the Poles

poliomyelitisnoun

an infectious virus disease marked by inflammation of nerve cells in the spinal cord accompanied by fever and often paralysis and wasting of muscles called alsoinfantile paralysis

polionoun

poliomyelitis

policyholdernoun

the owner of an insurance policy

policy1 of 2noun

a course of action chosen in order to guide people in making decisions

a country's foreign policy

policy2 of 2noun

a document that contains the agreement made by an insurance company with a person whose life or property is insured

policy 例句

1 The annual premium on my policy is 3000 yuan.

我的保险单每年的保险费是三千元。

2 The twenty-five dollars that Katie got for the two policies got them through until the end of April.

3 “I do not want to discuss our policy,” he told Ellsberg.

4 It's the company's policy to sacrifice short-term profits for the sake of long-term growth.

为长期发展而牺牲短期利润是公司的方针。

5 In many ways, these were the glory days for the accused, for our own people were on the stand fearlessly enunciating ANC policy.

6 In fact, official policy after the fire actually encouraged the physical separation of the classes.

7 On the weekend of the fire, Lemos went to the asylum to get her children back, but was told that it was against official policy to release them just then.

8 A high school student might be left out if you spoke about “monetary policy,” and a schoolchild might not even follow a conversation about “the economy.”

9 Translated, that means politicians intervening in monetary policy and a system of redistribution from richer to poorer members, via cheaper borrowing for governments through common Eurobonds or complete fiscal transfers.

换句话说,这意味着政治家对货币政策及从富国到穷国间再分配体质进行干预,其方式是通过通用的欧元债券或完全的财政转移来实现政府的低息接借贷

10 “To him must be given the credit for a more enlightened policy that, while not entirely complete, pointed the way toward the new penology.”

11 Midway through 2009, my small team and I began coordinating with West Wing policy people and meeting with experts inside and outside government to formulate a plan.

12 Just as I was telling him about the rally and how good it would be for the community, he said no and something about it being “against store policy.”

13 Describes how to undo last change to security policy.

描述如何撤消上次对安全策略的更改.

14 “That is my policy since one Igbo man destroyed my house at Yaba. But you look like a responsible somebody.”

15 The President's speech was an effective apology for his foreign policy.

总统的演说是对其外交政策的有力辩护.

16 Until 1966, Romania had had one of the most liberal abortion policies in the world.

17 We must stop debating crime policy as though it were purely about crime.

18 The collapse of the Soviet Union had meant the deterioration of its public health policy.

19 As I was preparing to leave Cape Town, I went to the offices of New Age to see some old friends and discuss their editorial policy.

20 The policy is designed to prevent the predominance of one group over another.

该政策旨在防止一些人压制另一些人.

policy 同义词

9 彩票赌博

number

20 保险契约

bond

policy 短语相关

as a matter of policy foreign policy honesty is the best policy insurance policy policy maker policy-making policy science public policy

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