modernising

英 ['mɒdənaɪz]

美

vi. 现代化（等于modernize）
vt. 使…现代化（等于modernize）
modernise的现在分词

现在分词：modernising　复数：modernisings　

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双语例句

• China is also modernising its nuclear arsenal.
  中国还在使其核武库现代化。
• That is not a criticism of the new competition rules in either country both are modernising laws on which the legal profession has been consulted.
  这并不是对中印两国新竞争法的批评两者都是现代化的法规，都咨询了法律专业人士。
• THIS may seem an odd moment to make the claim, but Britain is a country in the grip of a modernising frenzy.
  现在似乎还不是下结论的时候，但是英国正受到对现代化的狂热情绪支配。
• The self-criticism echoes wider client accusations that the legal industry has shown more zeal for turning large profits than in modernising its business practices.
  这种自我批评与客户更为广泛的指责相呼应：法律行业在实现丰厚利润方面表现出了更大的兴趣，而不是改进其商业实践。
• He has failed to work out a coherent strategy for modernising the service
  他未能制定出一条连贯的策略来实现服务的现代化。
• Meanwhile, the Railteam collaboration of Europe's leading high-speed operators will be modernising and extending high-speed track.
  与此同时，欧洲领先高速铁路运营商联合发起的Railteam（注4）将发展和扩张高速铁路。
• Projects focus on improving and modernising geoscience infrastructure and providing "modern, digital, and credible geoscience information" to aid sustainable development, said Ludden.
  Ludden说，这些项目着眼于改善和让地球科学基础设施现代化，并为援助可持续发展提供“现代的、数字化的和可靠的地球科学信息”。
• But now, as China liberalises, embraces capitalism and wants to become a major world player, surely modernising its media has to be a paramount step?
  但现在，随着中国的自由开放并希望走进世界巨头行列，媒体的现代化当然是此过程中最重要的步骤之一，不是吗？
• Clever and "modernising" as the creation of the family council may have been, it has yet to prove its efficacy.
  这个家族委员会的成立也许已经做到了灵活而“现代化”这一点，但是它还需要证明它的效力。
• Those who argue that state-owned firms are modernising point to rising profits and a push to establish boards of directors with independent advisers.
  一些人坚持国有企业正在逐步实现现代化，他们指出国有企业不断提高的收益和推动成立兼有独立顾问的董事会。