guilds

英 [ˈɡɪldz]

美 [ˈɡɪldz]

n.  (行业)协会; (中世纪的)行会，同业公会
guild的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 同业公会；行会；协会
  Aguildis an organization of people who do the same job.
  1. ...the Writers' Guild of America.
     美国作家协会

双语例句

• Guilds were set up to provide lodging and employment for the emigrants, for a fee of course.
  为移民提供食宿和就业的行会建立了起来。当然，这是要付钱的。
• Will inter-racial guilds be allowed if races can't talk to each other?
  不同种族不能互相交谈，那么是否允许多种族的公会？
• Founded in March, 1917, the Union of Chinese Cotton Mill was a nationwide ethical capital cotton textile industrial organization based on Shanghai, it was one of the most influent guilds.
  初创于1917年3月的华商纱厂联合会是一个以上海为基地的全国性民族资本棉纺织业行业组织，亦是民国时期最具影响力的行业公会之一。
• Its last words are: corporate guilds for manufacture, patriarchal relations in agriculture.
  工业中的行会制度，农业中的宗法经济，&这就是它的最后结论。
• Then I played druid in various guilds up until around last christmas when I rolled rogue for a few months, but decided to return to druid.
  然后我又练了盗贼玩了一两个月，但是最后仍旧决定玩我的小德。
• People are already coming together, starting friendships and joining guilds.
  人们已经聚在一块，开展他们的友谊和加入公会。
• For pre-capitalist examples one has only to think of the medieval guilds, whether of craftsmen or Master Singers.
  说到人类进入资本主义社会以前的那些例子，你只消想想中世纪的那些行会&不论是手工业行会，还是诗乐协会。
• They'll turn to the trade federations or the commerce guilds for help.
  我想他们会求助于贸易同盟或商业协会。
• Society began to specialize, people realized and felt drawn to form groups, guilds, or societies, to ensure continuance and growing perfection.
  社会开始专门化，人们认识到、并感觉到从属于各种团体、行会或阶层，以保证其延续性和趋向完善。
• A form of socialist theory advocating state ownership of industry but managements by guilds of workers.
  鼓吹由工人行会管理国营企业的一种社会主义理论。