decentralise

decentralise

美 [ˌdi:'sentrəlaɪz]  英 [ˌdi:'sentrəlaɪz]

  • v.分散;将…的权力下放
  • 网络分撒疏散

英汉双解

v.
1.
[t][i]
~ (sth)
分散,下放(权力);将…的权力下放to give some of the power of a central government, organization, etc. to smaller parts or organizations around the country
decentralized authority/administration
下放了的权力╱行政权

英汉解释

v.
1.
分散权利
2.
分散;疏散
3.
局部化

例句

Some believe it will decentralise the business completely, reversing the urbanisation that accompanies industrialisation.

有些人相信制造业将完全“去中心化”,彻底逆转伴随工业化的城市化进程。

A central tenet of American conservatism is to decentralise power.

美国保守主义的中心信条就是要分散权力。

He also introduced measures that were supposed radically to decentralise power.

他也引入了度量标准,被认为是要根本地分散权力。

It is also launching a pilot plan to decentralise the education system, giving control to local government.

另外,秘鲁政府正启动一项分散教育系统权力的试点计划,将控制权下放给地方政府。

What I want to say to David Cameron is that if you decentralise power you risk getting rid of a basic level of fairness and equality.

这也是我想对大卫·卡梅隆说的,权力分散不仅会让你丢掉基本层面的公正与平等,而且还会创造出彼此无法交流的孤立社区来。

Radically, they want to decentralise the top-heavy system in which local politicians are in thrall to Tokyo's pork providers;

他们激进地认为头重脚轻的政治体系应该下放权力,因为地方政客已经沦为东京权贵们的走狗;

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