reforms

英 [rɪˈfɔːmz]

美 [rɪˈfɔːrmz]

v.  改革; 改进; 改良; (使)改正，改造(行为); (使)悔改
n.  改革; 变革; 改良; 改善
reform的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• V-ERG （使）改组;重新组成
  When an organization, group, or shapere-forms, or when someonere-formsit, it is created again after a period during which it did not exist or existed in a different form.
  1. The official trades union council voted to disband itself and re-form as a confederation...
     这个官方的工会委员会投票决定解体然后重新组成联盟。
  2. The 40-year-old singer reformed his band.
     这个40岁的歌手重组了他的乐队。

双语例句

• The Health Secretary told Parliament that the reforms would be phased in over three years
  卫生大臣对议会说，改革将在3年内逐步展开。
• He praised the economic reforms set in train by the government.
  他称赞政府启动的经济改革。
• We are doing this work in the context of reforms in the economic, social and cultural spheres.
  我们是在对经济、社会、文化诸领域进行改革的背景下从事这项工作的。
• The President has hit back at those who have criticised his economic reforms
  总统对那些批评过其经济改革措施的人进行了反击。
• Critics say his reforms have caused the fall in living standards.
  批评家说他的改革措施导致了生活水准下降。
• The reforms come after decades of hostility to revisionism.
  和修正主义对抗了几十年之后，改革终于到来了。
• The Socialists introduced fairly radical reforms.
  社会主义者推行了相当激进的改革。
• There will be a risk of public protest that could set back reforms.
  这可能会引发公众抗议，进而可能使变革推迟。
• Some feminists sought reforms within the existing social order.
  一些女权主义者寻求在现存的社会制度内进行改革。
• The government has presented these changes as major reforms
  政府将这些变化描述为重大的改革。