private sector

英 [ˌpraɪvət ˈsektə(r)]

美 [ˌpraɪvət ˈsektər]

n.  (国家经济的)私营部分

Collins.2

牛津词典

noun

• （国家经济的）私营部分
  the part of the economy of a country that is not under the direct control of the government

柯林斯词典

• N-SING 私营产业；私营企业
  The private sectoris the part of a country's economy which consists of industries and commercial companies that are not owned or controlled by the government.
  1. ...small firms in the private sector.
     私营产业的小公司
  2. ...the gap between the salaries of public and private sector employees.
     国营和私营企业员工的工资差别

双语例句

• Traditional classrooms and hospitals are not productive enough, and private sector technology and input can help this process.
  传统的教室和医院的创造性不够，私营部门的技术和投入在这方面会起到作用。
• Private sector intelligence analysts have made public for the first time an apparent missile base in North Korea.
  私营情报机构分析人员首次公开了有关北韩一个导弹基地的情况。
• Two Greek unions, representing public and private sector workers, organized the stoppages.
  希腊代表国营和私营部门工人的两个公会组织，组织了这次罢工。
• They live in countries where the private sector is growing and where governments have resources to access to finance.
  在他们所生活的国家，私人部门正在蓬勃发展，政府有资源，有机会获得融资。
• Social enterprises and charities need both funding and private sector expertise.
  社会企业和慈善组织既需要资金，也需要私人部门的专长。
• Mixed development is a means to encourage further private sector involvement in the public housing programme.
  混合发展是鼓励私营机构进一步参与公营房屋计划的方法之一。
• The private sector is increasing its spending so sharply that the economy is overheating
  私营企业的开支急剧增长造成经济发展过热。
• He said that 18 months ago many private sector finance companies and banks had withdrawn from the car market.
  他表示，18个月前，许多私营金融服务公司和银行都撤出了汽车市场。
• Almost all economies combine markets, the private sector, and the state.
  几乎所有的经济体中都包含市场、私营部门和国家。
• Knowledge and responsibilities for such issues reside principally in private sector or public institutions thought of as domestic.
  解决这些议题所需要的知识和责任，主要掌握在被认为属于国内机构的私人部门或公共机构手中。