mobilised

英

美

(mobilise 的过去分词) vi.vt. 动员, 松动, 使活动, 调动, 发动
mobilise的过去分词, 过去式

双语例句

• Labour costs for planting trees are high, but since much would consist of locally mobilised volunteers, we can estimate roughly$ 400 per hectare, including seedlings and labour.
  人工植树的费用很高，但由于很大一部分是当地动员的志愿者，因此包括树苗和人工费在内，我们可以估算出每公顷的费用大概在400美元左右。
• In the second case, new resources are mobilised and more children get a good education.
  后一种选择可以调动新的资源，从而使更多孩子能够获得良好的教育。
• The Government of Iraq has mobilised a multi-sectoral response to the outbreak.
  伊拉克政府动员了多部门的疫情反应。
• Audiences have to be mobilised to attend science popularisation lectures, in some cases even paid money.
  科学传播者必须动员受众参加科普讲座，某些情况甚至会为参加农村科普的农民支付误工费。
• By this time rapid response has been mobilised.
  这个时候警报车已经起动了。
• Union leaders who met the president on November 13th emerged vowing to remain "mobilised".
  于11月13日与总统会面的工会领导出现在公众面前，发誓一定保持动员状态。
• Mobilised by Randy Parraz, a Latino activist, volunteers stood on Mesa's sun-scorched streets and collected signatures.
  受叫拉丁美洲活动家兰迪·帕拉兹的鼓动，志愿者们在梅萨酷热的街道上静站，收集签名。
• In quake-hit areas accessible by road from the Sichuan capital, Chengdu, the official rescue effort was fast and on a mass scale as the government mobilised all its resources to unblock roads and search for survivors.
  在从四川省会成都可以经公路抵达的受灾地区，政府动员了一切资源来疏通道路，搜寻幸存者，形成了大规模的快速救援行动。
• To do this, organisations should consider not just business continuity planning, but putting together emergency response teams that can be mobilised if a situation does arise.
  为了实现这一点，组织应不仅仅考虑业务连续性规划，更要多考虑组成一个紧急反应团队，当确实发生情况时，能够调用。
• If Italy remains stuck in an uncompetitive recession and is unable to regain market access then, even if such large official resources were mobilised, they would be wasted on financing investors 'exits – simply postponing an inevitable, disorderly debt restructuring.
  如果意大利依然陷入一场毫无竞争力的衰退，无法重新进入市场融资，那么即便是动用了如此巨大的官方资源，那也只是浪费资金帮助投资者退出&不过是推迟了一场不可避免、无序的债务重组。