guideposts

guideposts

美 　英 ['ɡaɪdpəʊsts]

• na.路标
• 网络路标杂志；宗教；路标宗教

词形变化

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英汉解释

na.

1. 路标

英英解释

n.	1. something that serves as an example or is recommended as a rule to live by 2. a direction sign at a roadside

例句

Without clear guideposts to direct you, it's hard to know whether or not you're spending time on the things that matter.

没有清晰的指导原则，你便很难判断自己是否把时间投入到了关键事务。

In competition-based pricing, a firm uses competitor's prices rather than demand or cost considerations as its primary pricing guideposts.

在以竞争为基础的定价中，企业采用竞争者的价格而不是以需求或成本作为其首要的定价基础。

The goal is to envision possible futures, which will serve as guideposts to the path forward.

我们的目标是设想未来可能的样子，以此作为前进道路的路标。

now we reached the foot of nazogl . the yellow guideposts show us different routes to different mountains.

现在到了纳佐格山脚下。黄色的路标告诉我们不同的路径通往不同的山峰。

Great men are the guideposts and landmarks in the state.

伟大人物是国家的路标和界标。

That is, prices furnish the guideposts that indicate how resources should be used.

这就是说，价格在决定资源应如何加以利用方面起着指导作用。

But there are guideposts that can help point the way out.

但是，帮助指路的路标还是有的。