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

• In time of crisis the missile system could be quickly mobilised from bases to launch locations by railway.
  导弹系统在紧急时期能用铁路从基地快速机动到发射位置。
• And, most importantly, I want them to clearly articulate how they mobilised people to achieve those outcomes.
  最重要的是，我希望他们可以清楚的说出自己是如何调动他人共同完成这项工作的。
• And the students were mobilised to punish those who selling, buying or using Japannese goods.
  而学生被动员起来惩罚那些销售、购买或使用日货的人。
• Yet they might also raise their sights: for if they are unlikely to succeed in their traditional search for better wages they might fare better by returning to the moral force they mobilised in early years.
  不过，他们或许还是应该提高他们的目标：因为如果他们无法成功实现提高薪资的传统目标，重新求助于他们早年调动的道德力量或许会让他们做得更好。
• The government has mobilised the army and civilian bodies in Guangzhou with the brief of maintaining order, providing food and persuading workers to return to their factories while the transport problems are resolved.
  政府已动员军队和广州民间机构帮助维持秩序，提供食物，并劝说农民工在交通问题解决之前先返回工厂。
• 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。
• Another reason opponents of the war have not mobilised publicly may be that the scale and visibility of the American carnage in Iraq are nothing like what they were in Vietnam.
  反战者没有公开动员的另一个原因，也许是美国在伊拉克屠杀的规模和可见度远没有在越南那么严重。
• 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。
• We have mobilised some of our ground resources and soon results should be seen physically.
  我们已经动员了部分地面资源，很快结果会真正地被看到。
• 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。