1、reaffirm

reaffirm發(fā)音

英：[?ri???f??rm]　　美：[?ri???f??m]

英：　　美：

reaffirm中文意思翻譯

常用釋義：再肯定

vt.再肯定，重申；再斷言

reaffirm變形

第三人稱(chēng)單數--reaffirms；現在分詞--reaffirming；過(guò)去式--reaffirmed；過(guò)去分詞--reaffirmed。

reaffirm雙語(yǔ)使用場(chǎng)景

1、On the 40th anniversary of Earth Day, we come together to reaffirm those beliefs.───在此紀念地球日40周年之際，我們再次共同重申這些信念。

2、Obstacles can be seen as opportunities. Opportunities to build character or to reaffirm how much you really want what's on the other side.───即使在困難中你也可以發(fā)現機遇，它能幫你塑造人格，讓你更確信什么才是你真正想要的。

3、North Atlantic Treaty begins with the affirmation that its parties "reaffirm their faith in the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations."───北大西洋公約》以公開(kāi)肯定其成員“重申其對《聯(lián)合國憲章》的目的以及原則的信念”開(kāi)頭。

4、He said his visit was to send President Bush's thanks and to reaffirm an "unwavering commitment" from the U. S. to Iraq's future.───他說(shuō)，他的訪(fǎng)問(wèn)是為了轉達布什總統的感謝，同時(shí)再次重申美國對伊拉克的未來(lái)所作的不可動(dòng)搖的承諾。

5、There's been unusual reporting about all of this. So just to reaffirm for you, that he walked out, it was his choice. Okay. Jill.───確實(shí)，所有這些都出現了不尋常的報道中。所以，偶再次向你確認，他，是自己走出去的，這是他自己的選擇。好了，下一個(gè)

6、Reaffirm what you're fighting for and you'll find the will to fight is restored and renewed once more.───重申你的奮斗目標，你會(huì )發(fā)現你奮斗的決心再次恢復并且更加堅定了。

7、He should claim that tradition as his own and reaffirm it.───他應該強調自己的傳統，并不斷肯定之。

8、He took the opportunity of his address to the Turkish parliament to reaffirm that America was not at war with Islam (see article).───他利用在土耳其議會(huì )發(fā)表演講的機會(huì )，重申美國并沒(méi)有與伊斯蘭為敵。

9、Tell him that I reaffirm my appraisal of him while I was on Earth: the fact that he is "THE REAL MC-COY. "───告訴他，我重申自己那時(shí)還在世的時(shí)候對于他的評估：他就是那真實(shí)不虛的MC-COY。

reaffirm相似詞語(yǔ)短語(yǔ)

1、reaffirmed───vt.再肯定，重申；再斷言

2、reaffirming───vt.再肯定，重申；再斷言

3、reaffixed───重新固定

4、reaffix───再飛

5、affirm───vt.肯定；斷言；vi.確認；斷言

6、disaffirm───vt.否認；廢棄（以前的判決）；取消

7、to reaffirm───重申

8、reaffixes───復位

9、reaffirms───vt.再肯定，重申；再斷言

2、少數服從多數英文怎么說(shuō)

The minority is subordinate to the majority.

少數服從多數。

2.One requirement of Party discipline is that the minority should submit to the majority.

（二）黨的紀律之一是少數服從多數。

(Mao's comment: When disagreement occurs, the minority should yield to the majority.)

（毛澤東：如果意見(jiàn)不一致，就少數服從多數。）

The minority is subordinate to the majority, the lower level to the higher level, the part to the whole and the entire membership of the Party to the Central Committee.

少數服從多數、下級服從上級、局部服從全體、全黨服從中央。

Under present circumstances, it is particularly necessary to reaffirm the principle that individual Party members are subordinate to the Party organization, the minority to the majority, the lower Party organizations to the higher and all constituent organizations and Party members to the Central Committee.

在目前情況下，尤其需要重申和強調個(gè)人服從組織、少數服從多數、下級服從上級、全黨服從中央的原則。

In the process of taking decisions, it is essential to observe strictly the principle of majority rule and the principle of one-man-one-vote, a Party secretary being entitled only to his single vote. That is, the first secretary must not take decisions by himself.

決定時(shí)，要嚴格實(shí)行少數服從多數，一人一票，每個(gè)書(shū)記只有一票的權利，不能由第一書(shū)記說(shuō)了算。

In order to solve various practical problems, the Party membership must act according to the principle that the individual is subordinated to the organization, the minority is subordinate to the majority, the lower level is subordinate to the higher level, and all constituent Party organizations in the country are subordinate to the Central Committee.

為了解決各種實(shí)際問(wèn)題，黨必須按照個(gè)人服從組織、少數服從多數、下級服從上級、全國的各個(gè)組織統一服從中央的原則去行動(dòng)。

Individual Party members must be subordinate to the Party organization, the minority to the majority, the lower Party organizations to the higher, and all Party constituent organizations and members must be subordinate to the Central Committee.

個(gè)人必須服從組織，少數必須服從多數，下級必須服從上級，全黨必須服從中央。

For example, when major issues are discussed inside the Party, very often there is insufficient democratic deliberation. Hasty decisions are made by one or a few individuals and votes are seldom taken, as they should be under the principle of majority rule. This shows that democratic centralism has not yet become a strictly applied system.

例如，黨內討論重大問(wèn)題，不少時(shí)候發(fā)揚民主、充分醞釀不夠，由個(gè)人或少數人匆忙做出決定，很少按照少數服從多數的原則實(shí)行投票表決，這表明民主集中制還沒(méi)有成為嚴格的制度。

We go by major vote, and if the majority is insane, the sane must go to the hospital.

我們是服從多數的，假使這多數是瘋的，沒(méi)瘋的就得進(jìn)瘋人院。

哈哈~~上百度不就知道了。