national
adjective OPAL WOPAL S
/ˈnæʃnəl/
/ˈnæʃnəl/
[usually before noun]国家的;民族的;全国的 - Decide whether it would be better to advertise in a national or a local newspaper.
要确定一下是在全国性还是地方性报纸上做广告更好。 - national and international news
国内和国际新闻 - national and regional politics
国家和地区政治 - decisions made at a local rather than national level
地方性而非全国性的决策 - a national election
全国性选举 - a coach for the national basketball team
国家篮球队的教练 - The protection of public health is a matter of national security.
保护公众健康是国家安全的事情。 - It is in the national interest to have a public enquiry.
进行公开调查符合国家利益。 - The national average is just over two children per family.
全国平均每个家庭有两个以上孩子。 - They are afraid of losing their national identity.
他们担心会失去他们的民族特色。 - These buildings are part of our national heritage.
这些建筑是我们民族遗产的一部分。
- During your visit, you should take the opportunity to sample the national dish.
逗留期间,你应该借机品尝该国的民族风味菜。 - He has won medals in both national and international competitions.
他在国内和国际比赛中都获得了奖牌。 - The Queen was greeted by dancers in national costume.
身着民族服装的舞者迎接女王。 - The country faces the huge task of national reconstruction following the war.
战后,这个国家面临着国家重建的艰巨任务。 - The state of our hospitals is a national disgrace.
我们的医院状况是国家的耻辱。 - The statement was broadcast live on national radio.
该声明在国家电台现场直播。 - There have been calls for a national strike.
有人呼吁举行全国罢工。 - There needs to be a national debate on the issue.
这个问题需要进行全国性的辩论。 - This is not just a sporting event; for many it is a matter of national pride.
这不仅是一项体育赛事。对许多人而言,这事关民族尊严。 - the National Union of Teachers
全国教师工会
- Decide whether it would be better to advertise in a national or a local newspaper.
国有的;国立的;国营的 - a national airline/museum/theatre
国营航空公司;国立博物馆;国家剧院 - the National Health Service
国民保健署。
- The Romanian national airline has ordered seven of the new aircraft.
罗马尼亚国家航空公司已经订购了七架这种新飞机。 - He designed the new wing of the national library in London.
他设计了伦敦国家图书馆的新翼。 - The collection is housed at the national museum.
这批收藏品保存在国家博物馆里。
- a national airline/museum/theatre
词源late 16th cent.: from French, from Latin natio(n-) ‘birth, race of people’, from nat- ‘born’, from the verb nasci.