initiative
noun OPAL W
/ɪˈnɪʃətɪv/
/ɪˈnɪʃətɪv/
倡议;新方案 - a United Nations peace initiative
联合国的和平倡议 - Most policy initiatives come from the White House.
大多数政策倡议来自白宫。 - to launch an initiative
发起一项倡议 - The money was intended to support initiatives in bilingual education.
这笔钱旨在支持双语教育的倡议。 - initiative to do something new initiatives to improve animal welfare
改善动物福利的新举措 - a government initiative to combat unemployment
政府应付失业问题的新方案 - initiative by somebody/something a joint initiative by the Scottish and UK governments
苏格兰和英国政府的联合倡议 - initiative for something an initiative for peace and human rights
旨在维护和平、保障人权的新举措
- Ten schools have been involved in the initiative.
有 10 所学校参与了新计划。 - The committee endorsed an initiative by the chairman to enter discussion about a possible merger.
委员会同意了主席提出的倡议,开始对可能进行的并购进行讨论。 - The government has launched a new policy initiative.
政府已经开始推行一项新政策。 - The initiative foundered because there was no market interest in redevelopment.
新计划搁浅了,因为重建项目没有市场需求。 - The peace initiative was rejected out of hand.
和平方案遭到了断然否决。 - The research initiative is being undertaken by a group of environmentalists.
一群环保人士正在着手实施这一新的研究计划。 - We welcome the government's initiative to help the homeless.
我们欢迎政府提出的帮助无家可归者的新方案。 - a local initiative aimed at economic regeneration
以经济复兴为目标的地方新举措 - a new initiative against car theft
打击汽车盗窃的新举措 - a peace initiative sponsored by the Organization of African Unity
由非洲统一组织首倡的和平方案 - an initiative designed to promote collaborative research
一项旨在推动合作研究的新计划 - fresh initiatives to find a peaceful end to the conflict
和平解决争端的各项新方案 - The initiative to reopen negotiations came from Moscow.
重启谈判的主动权来自莫斯科方面。 - pioneering initiatives in bioengineering
生物工程的开拓性新举措 - the government's major new initiative on crime
政府关于犯罪问题的重大新举措 - the latest initiative by the UN Secretary General
联合国秘书长发出的最新倡议 - A number of initiatives have been planned to tackle street crime.
已经计划采取一些措施来对付街头犯罪。 - Government leaders are meeting to discuss the latest peace initiative.
各国政府首脑正开会讨论最新的和平倡议。 - They proposed a joint initiative between the local authority and faith groups.
他们提出了一项地方当局和宗教团体之间的联合倡议。
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- fresh
- new
- innovative
- …
- range
- series
- undertake
- plan
- develop
- …
- be aimed at something
- be designed to
- seek to do something
- …
- initiative against
- initiative by
- initiative for
- …
- a United Nations peace initiative
主动性;积极性;自发性 - He said I was lazy and had no initiative.
他说我懒,没有主动性。 - You won't get much help. You'll have to use your initiative.
你不会得到多少帮助的。你得自己想办法。 - She needs to show more initiative if she wants to succeed.
如果她想成功,她需要表现出更多的主动性。 - Too much bureaucracy represses creativity and initiative.
过多的官僚主义压抑了创造力和主动性。 - She did it on her own initiative (= without anyone telling her to do it).
她是主动这么做的。
- Don't ask me what you should do all the time. Use your initiative!
别老是问我你该干什么,你要有自己的主意! - He acted on his own initiative and wasn't following orders.
他是主动这么做的,并不是奉命行事。 - He had the initiative to ask what time the last train left.
他主动询问最后一班火车什么时候开。 - It's a very hierarchical company and there's little place for individual initiative.
这是一家等级森严的公司,个人主动性的空间很小。 - Raising taxes on small businesses will stifle initiative.
提高小企业的税收会抑制它们的积极性。 - In an unprecedented action, the army, on its own initiative, arrested seven civilians.
军队竟然擅自逮捕了 7 名平民,这种行为是前所未有的。 - Some scientists show little initiative in applying their knowledge.
有些科学家很少主动将自己的知识投入应用。 - The project was set up on the initiative of a local landowner.
项目是由当地一名土地所有人发起的。
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- great
- real
- individual
- …
- have
- display
- show
- …
- on somebody’s initiative
- initiative in
- a lack of initiative
- on your own initiative
- He said I was lazy and had no initiative.
- the initiative[singular] the power or opportunity to act and gain an advantage before other people do
掌握有利条件的能力(或机会);主动权 - to seize/regain the initiative
抓住/重获主动权 - It was up to the US to take the initiative in repairing relations.
在修复关系方面应由美国采取主动。
- In the second half, Manchester United regained the initiative.
曼联队在下半场重新夺回了主动权。 - She then regained the initiative in winning the third game.
她赢得了第三局比赛,重新夺回了主动权。 - She took the initiative in asking the board to conduct an enquiry.
她主动提请委员会进行调查。
Collocations Dictionaryverb + the initiative- have
- hold
- gain
- …
- come from somebody/something
- lie with somebody
- initiative in
- to seize/regain the initiative
- [countable, uncountable] (in some states of the US) a process by which ordinary people can suggest a new law by signing a petition
(美国某些州的)公民立法提案程序 - a ballot initiative to establish a local minimum wage
确定当地最低工资的投票倡议 - The rights of referendum and initiative foster active participation by citizens.
公民投票和倡议的权利促进了公民的积极参与。
- a ballot initiative to establish a local minimum wage
词源late 18th cent.: from French, from Latin initiare, from initium ‘beginning’.