instituted

英 [ˈɪnstɪtjuːtɪd]

美 [ˈɪnstɪtuːtɪd]

v.  建立，制定(体系、政策等); 开始; 实行
institute的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT; N-IN-NAMES 机构;协会;研究院;学院
  Aninstituteis an organization set up to do a particular type of work, especially research or teaching. You can also useinstituteto refer to the building the organization occupies.
  1. ...the National Cancer Institute.
     国家癌症研究所
  2. ...an elite research institute devoted to computer software...
     致力于计算机软件开发的精英研究机构
  3. Directly in front of the institute is Kelly Ingram Park.
     该协会正前方是凯利·英格拉姆公园。
• VERB 建立(体系等);制定(规章等);开始;开创
  If youinstitutea system, rule, or course of action, you start it.
  1. We will institute a number of measures to better safeguard the public...
     我们将实施一系列措施来更好地保护公众安全。
  2. Hormone replacement therapy is very important and should be instituted early.
     激素替代治疗非常重要,应该及早开始。

双语例句

• The Committee instituted him to a director.
  委员会任命他为主任。
• The bank instituted a wage freeze.
  银行实行了工资冻结。
• He initiated the reforms, but the government agency instituted them.
  他着手进行一些改革，但政府部门已进行了。
• The police have instituted legal proceedings against her.
  警方已对她提起诉讼。
• Hormone replacement therapy is very important and should be instituted early.
  激素替代治疗非常重要，应该及早开始。
• He has also instituted weekly risk-committee meetings to review the firm's exposures.
  他还设立每周风险委员会会议，以审查该公司的风险。
• The government instituted a consumer protection agency.
  政府建立了一个消费者保护协会。
• The Lord's Supper is the divinely instituted sign and seal of covenant renewal.
  主餐是神所设立的，是圣约更新的记号和印记。
• After reunifying the Western Uegions, the Tang Dynasty instituted the local administrative system.
  唐朝在重新统一西域以后，实行了地方行政制度。
• The princess became Pelop's bride, and he instituted the Olympic Games to celebrate his victory.
  那位公主成了珀罗普斯的新娘，他创立了奥林匹克运动会庆祝他的胜利。