specialisation
英 [ˌspɛʃəlaɪˈzeɪʃən]
美 [ˌspɛʃələˈzeɪʃən]
n. 特殊化，专门化，特化作用
BNC.12629
英英释义
noun
- the special line of work you have adopted as your career
- his specialization is gastroenterology
- the act of specializing
- (biology) the structural adaptation of some body part for a particular function
- cell differentiation in the developing embryo
双语例句
- We have to use a different approach when we support foreign students and build on their specialisation.
当我们帮助外国学生时，我们必须使用不同的方法，并要考虑到他们的特殊性。 - Innovation and specialisation are more important.
创新和专业化更为重要。 - Extend to pattern of specialisation and comparative advantage without increasing the city's vulnerability to international downturns in the demand for the specialised products.
优势延伸到专业化格局和比较，在不增加需求的专业化产品的城市衰退的脆弱性国际化。 - This relationship between scale or specialisation and returns has been around for a long time.
这种规模（或专业化程度）与回报之间的关系已存在很久。 - As the US reduces its current account deficit, a transition in specialisation will have to take place.
随着美国削减经常账户赤字，在专业化方面必将发生一种转变。 - Such specialisation has been unfashionable in recent years because it can make banks vulnerable.
近些年来，这种专门化已变得不再流行，因为它可能使银行变得易受冲击。 - The Internet also makes collaboration much easier and modern universities promote specialisation.
互联网也让合作更加便利，现代大学推动了专业化进程。 - Mr Simon says German specialisation in high-quality market niches makes a lot of its industrial products indispensable: Companies can postpone such investments but they cannot omit them altogether.
西蒙表示，德国在优质利基市场的专业性，使得它的许多工业产品都不可或缺。企业可以推迟这类投资，但他们无法完全省掉这些投资。 - Competition encourages not only specialisation, the classic result of more open trade, but also increased productivity.
竞争所催生的不仅是专业化这一传统意义上的典型结果，而且也有效的提高了产能。 - The increasing specialisation of working life.
职业生活的日益专门化。