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

• The amendments had been championed by pro-democracy activists.
  修正案一直受到亲民主的活跃分子的支持。
• 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。
• You can depend on the specific use of the amendments.
  你可以根据具体的情况修改使用。
• 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。
• The legal branch of this group could comment on proposed laws, and make proposed amendments.
  这个工作组的法律部门可以评论建议的法律，并提出建议的修订。
• 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。
• But the Senate may propose or concur with Amendments as on other Bills.
  但参议院得以处理其它法案的方式，以修正案提出建议或表示同意。
• 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。
• The term "this Agreement" includes the Annex hereto and any amendments to it or to this Agreement;
  “本协定”一词包括本协定的附件和对附件或本协定的任何修改；
• 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。