singling

英 [ˈsɪŋɡlɪŋ]

美 [ˈsɪŋɡlɪŋ]

网络  单个的; 单一的

现在分词：singling　

双语例句

• Obesity expert Dr Sarah Jackson said that the law should protect against weight discrimination, in the same way at it prohibits singling out people based on their age, gender or race.
  肥胖专家莎拉•杰克逊博士表示，法律应当禁止肥胖歧视，正如法律禁止年龄、性别及种族歧视一样。
• China's splash in the arcane world of submersibles comes after years of singling out major industries and technologies for rapid development.
  中国在这些年重要工业和技术快速发展后，在深潜领域也取得了一定成果。
• If metrics do help a manager uncover an issue, singling someone out is likely to cause more problems than it solves.
  如果制度确实能够帮助一个管理员去发现一个问题，那么将某人踢出局可能会产生更多的问题。
• And that of course, was the next move, singling out one newspaper and one editor among many for trial.
  当然，下一步就要从众多刊登过谣言的报纸中挑出一个报社和一个编辑进行审判。
• The three banks are regarded as among the best-managed and cleanest in the country, so by singling them out the auditor appears to be sending a signal to the rest of the industry that such lapses will not be tolerated.
  在人们看来，这3家银行位居中国管理最完善、最干净的银行之列，因此，国家审计署挑选它们，目的似乎是向业内其它银行发出信号：这些过失是不会被容忍的。
• We're not singling out particular languages for such support.
  我们并没有为了这种支持而选择语言。
• Perhaps, though, I am being unfair in singling out Mr Sarkozy.
  不过，我单单把萨科齐挑出来或许有些不公平。
• This is not about singling out individual nations& it's about the responsibilities of all nations.
  此事并非针对个别国家，而是涉及到所有国家的责任。
• If that is the case, Beijing might be reluctant to add insult to injury by singling out GE, Siemens or BASF for reprisals. Such a move could be counter-productive.
  若果真如此，北京方面或许不会愿意挑出通用电气、西门子或巴斯夫进行报复，从而使事态雪上加霜。这样的举措会产生事与愿违的效果。
• Mr Medvedev seems inclined to a minimalist approach: singling out sectors such as the nuclear industry, information technology, health and aerospace for a surge in state-inspired spending.
  梅德韦杰夫似乎倾向于极简主义的做法：挑选出诸如核工业、信息技术、卫生和太空等行业，由政府引导进行大举投资。