expos

英

美 [ˈɛkspoʊz]

n.  博览会; 展览会
expo的复数

经济

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 展览会;博览会
  Anexpois a large event where goods, especially industrial goods, are displayed.
  1. ...the 1995 Queensland Computer Expo.
     1995年昆士兰计算机博览会

双语例句

• His Heart expos'd to prying Eyes.
  他的心脏暴露在好窥探的眼睛里。
• A number of international summits, forums, seminars and expos on the theme of the Belt and Road Initiative have been held, which have played an important role in increasing mutual understanding, reaching consensus and deepening cooperation.
  各地成功举办了一系列以一带一路为主题的国际峰会、论坛、研讨会、博览会，对增进理解、凝聚共识、深化合作发挥了重要作用。
• The academics suggest that, for those who are shorting a stock ( or betting the price will fall), a cover expos é of that company is a good time to unwind the shorts.
  专家们对那些准备脱手股票（打赌股价将下跌）人建议：当某公司被杂志封面曝光时也就是您转让（手）票的最佳时机。
• Some Expos are memorable for inventions that endure;
  有些世博会因发明长久应用而得到世人铭记；
• The Tower of the Sun is not only a symbol of splendid history of World Expos, but also has evolved one of the distinct signs of Japan.
  太阳塔，不仅是世博会辉煌历史上的一个“图腾”标志，而且已经衍化为日本民族的一个神灵、成为日本一个时代的符号。
• He has owned stakes in media companies throughout his investing career and helped the Omaha Sun win a Pulitzer Prize in 1973 for its expos on a local charity.
  在其整个投资生涯中，他曾经买入媒体公司的股份，并曾帮助《奥马哈太阳报》（OmahaSun）在1973年赢得了普利策奖（因为揭开了当地的一个慈善组织的黑幕）。
• EXPOs are large public exhibitions.
  世博会属于大型公共展览活动。
• Time is the most precious resource in starting and managing meetings and expos.
  在会议和会展的启动和管理阶段，时间是最宝贵的资源。
• But apart from such occasional expos é s and sporadic movements for reform, consumers as a group did not exert a significant, ongoing force in the conduct of public affairs until Ralph Nader came along.
  但是，除了这些偶尔出现的曝光和零星的改良运动，消费者作为一个群体，并没有在公众事务的决定中施加重要而持久的影响力，这种局面一直持续到内德的出现。
• I have my sources. it's hardly the flattering expos? You promised.
  我有消息来源，跟你的保证差得很远。