hearing n. 1.聽(動作或過程)。 2.聽力,聽覺。 3.發(fā)言機會。 4.審問。 5.聽得見的范圍。 6.〔美國〕意見聽取會。 Her hearing is not very well. 她耳朵不好。 at the hearing of the news 聽到消息以后。 gain [get] a hearing 獲得發(fā)言[申訴]機會。 give sb. a (fair) hearing 讓某人申訴。 hard of hearing 耳朵不靈。 in sb.'s hearing 在某人聽得見的地方。 out of [beyond] hearing 在聽不見的地方。 within hearing 在聽得見的地方。
Compared with dealing with the banks, the congressional hearings were as easy as changing a flat tire on a spring day . 拿同銀行打交道來比較,那國會的聽證會簡直就象在一個美好的春日換個癟氣輪胎那么容易。
A congressional hearing has expressed concern at the number of illegal immigrants 國會的一個聽證會已經(jīng)對非法移民的人數(shù)表達了關(guān)切。
Wouldn ' t it be great to watch congressional hearings on cloning , bioterrorism , global warming and aging 如果能收看國會聽證上談?wù)搹?fù)制、生物恐怖活動、全球暖化與老化等議題,豈不絕佳?
Amnesty international usa says yahoo ' s apology during a congressional hearing on the arrest of a chinese journalist is insufficient 大赦國際美國分部表示,雅虎公司在國會聽證中就一名中國記者被捕所作道歉是不夠的。
So , fittingly , he also wasn ' t surprised after hearing the news that yankees starter andy pettitte was dropped from the witness list for wednesday ' s congressional hearing involving roger clemens 所以說,他同時也不會驚訝于聽到洋基的先發(fā)小派不出席周三關(guān)于老克的國會聽證會。
During a congressional hearing on the matter in may , defense secretary donald rumsfeld took full responsibility for what happened at abu ghraib , but rejected calls from some in washington for him to resign 在5月份的國會聽證會上,國防部長拉姆斯菲爾德表示承擔(dān)這起虐待事件的所有責(zé)任,但拒絕華盛頓一些人要他辭職的要求。
Alarmed by reports of severe reactions , a series of announcements by health authorities and congressional hearings , a small but growing number of parents are contesting national vaccination policy 在對衛(wèi)生部門和國會聽證會一系列公布的強烈反應(yīng)的報導(dǎo)的影響下,有一小部分家長(這個數(shù)目正在增長)對國家的疫苗接種政策產(chǎn)生懷疑。
In facts , as laid out last week to a congressional hearing for nasa ( itself a lunar veteran ) , are that china has put two manned vehicles into orbit , is planning a third by 2008 , and would like a space laboratory 事實上,據(jù)上周nasa (登月老兵)在國會聽證會上的陳述,中國已經(jīng)把2艘載人飛船送入軌道,現(xiàn)在正在計劃于2008年發(fā)射類似于空間站的第3顆。
The u . s . mission to the united nations friday sent u . n . correspondents a transcript of a congressional hearing earlier this week at which the turkish and jordanian exemptions were explained in detail 美國駐聯(lián)合國代表團星期五發(fā)給各國駐聯(lián)合國記者們一份本星期早些時候國會聽證會的記錄。在那次聽證會上,對于土耳其和約旦的豁免決定進行了詳細(xì)的解釋。
The former like william proxmire at congressional hearing speech : " the negotiable securities have replaced the traditional loan ; this kind of process is securitisation . " latter like j . rosenthal & j . ocampo defines 前者如williamproxmire在國會聽證會上的發(fā)言: “證券代替了傳統(tǒng)的貸款,不論是用證券替代貸款還是把貸款轉(zhuǎn)化為證券,這種過程就是證券化。 ”