amendments

英 [əˈmɛndmənts]

美 [əˈmɛndmənts]

n.  (法律、文件的)改动，修正案，修改，修订; (美国宪法的)修正案
amendment的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR （法令或法规的）修正条款，修正案
  Anamendmentis a section that is added to a law or rule in order to change it.
  1. ...an amendment to the defense bill.
     防御法案的修正案
  2. ...a constitutional amendment...
     宪法修正条款
  3. Parliament gained certain rights of amendment.
     议会得到一定的修正权利。
• 修改；修订
  Anamendmentis a change that is made to a piece of writing.

双语例句

• They refused to allow Republicans to offer amendments, effectively shutting them out of the process
  他们拒不允许共和党人提出修正案，实际上是将他们排除在了进程之外。
• We can't agree with the alterations and amendments to the contract.
  们无法同意对合同工的变动和修改。
• The committee does not adequately consult others when drafting amendments.
  委员会在起草修正案时没有充分征求他人的意见。
• The newly revised Patent Law has made significant amendments in the field of strengthening legal and administrative enforcement.
  这次新修订的专利法，在加强司法和行政执法方面，做了大量的修改。
• Consideration is given to possible amendments before re-ordering.
  就要在重新订购前考虑作可能的修改了。
• The National Assembly passed constitutional amendments to marginalize the Taiwan Provincial Government.
  国民大会通过了宪法修正案来冻结台湾省政府。
• The government put down numerous extensive amendments to the bill.
  政府提交了对该法案的大量修改。
• A statement of fundamental rights and privileges ( especially the first ten amendments to the US Constitution).
  基本权利和特权的声明（特别是美国宪法的前十个修正案）。
• The 1990 Amendments took a new approach to this issue.
  1990年的修正案针对这一问题采取了新方法。
• So many amendments were made to the law that its original meaning was completely changed.
  这项法律经过这么多次的修正，其原意已经完全变了。