singling

英 [ˈsɪŋɡlɪŋ]

美 [ˈsɪŋɡlɪŋ]

网络  单个的; 单一的

现在分词：singling　

双语例句

• The crisis was a'peak time'for acquisitions, he added, singling out banks, real estate and construction firms as particularly vulnerable.
  他补充说，这场危机是并购的“高峰时段”，银行、房地产公司和建筑企业最易成为猎物。
• Mr Medvedev seems inclined to a minimalist approach: singling out sectors such as the nuclear industry, information technology, health and aerospace for a surge in state-inspired spending.
  梅德韦杰夫似乎倾向于极简主义的做法：挑选出诸如核工业、信息技术、卫生和太空等行业，由政府引导进行大举投资。
• As for the evaluation responsibility, the article prefers to including it into the verification responsibility, and so there is no need singling it out as a audit function.
  至于责任评价，本文认为其既已包含在责任鉴证之中，因而没有必要将其单独作为审计的一个职能。
• If metrics do help a manager uncover an issue, singling someone out is likely to cause more problems than it solves.
  如果制度确实能够帮助一个管理员去发现一个问题，那么将某人踢出局可能会产生更多的问题。
• Perhaps, though, I am being unfair in singling out Mr Sarkozy.
  不过，我单单把萨科齐挑出来或许有些不公平。
• We're not singling out particular languages for such support.
  我们并没有为了这种支持而选择语言。
• If that is the case, Beijing might be reluctant to add insult to injury by singling out GE, Siemens or BASF for reprisals. Such a move could be counter-productive.
  若果真如此，北京方面或许不会愿意挑出通用电气、西门子或巴斯夫进行报复，从而使事态雪上加霜。这样的举措会产生事与愿违的效果。
• The three banks are regarded as among the best-managed and cleanest in the country, so by singling them out the auditor appears to be sending a signal to the rest of the industry that such lapses will not be tolerated.
  在人们看来，这3家银行位居中国管理最完善、最干净的银行之列，因此，国家审计署挑选它们，目的似乎是向业内其它银行发出信号：这些过失是不会被容忍的。
• While not singling out Japan, officials said that the final communique of the G20 meeting, hammered out on Saturday in Moscow, contained tough language.
  官员们表示，上周六晚在莫斯科敲定的g20财长会议公报在没有点名批评日本的情况下，含有一些尖锐措辞。
• Obama said, singling out Georgia, where tensions remain high after last year's war.
  他特别提到了格鲁吉亚，在去年的战争结束后，那里的局势依然紧张。