scrutinise

英

美

网络  审查; 行详查; 详细检查; 细看; 细察

过去分词：scrutinised　过去式：scrutinised　现在分词：scrutinising　第三人称单数：scrutinises　复数：scrutinises　

经济

BNC.11363

英英释义

verb

• examine carefully for accuracy with the intent of verification
  1. audit accounts and tax returns
  Synonym:auditscrutinizeinspect
• to look at critically or searchingly, or in minute detail
  1. he scrutinized his likeness in the mirror
  Synonym:size uptake stockscrutinize

双语例句

• The foreign exchange regulator warned that it would closely scrutinise all repatriation of profit on property deals.
  外汇监管部门警告称，将仔细审查所有汇出境的地产交易收益。
• Unlike US exchanges, which do not scrutinise so-called backdoor listings via the acquisition of an already publicly traded company, the Hong Kong stock exchange treats such deals as if they were new IPOs.
  美国的交易所不会对收购已上市企业的所谓借壳上市操作进行严格审核。和美国股市不同，香港股市将这种交易视为新IPO对待。
• It is just that he does so in the media business, which loves nothing more than to scrutinise itself.
  只不过他是在媒体业运用权力，这个行业最热衷的事就是自我审视。
• New legislation being drafted by the German government to scrutinise acquisitions by foreign state-controlled investors is shaping up to be a minimalist version of the equivalent US mechanism, according to senior German officials.
  德国政府正在起草新的法案，对外国政府控制的投资机构所进行的收购进行严格审查。而据德国政府高层官员透露，这项法案可能变成美国同类机制的精简版。
• E-government is no magic bullet, but it gives citizens and lobby groups more power to scrutinise government and highlight waste and dishonesty.
  政府并不是一颗魔弹，但它使得公民和游说团有更大的能力来挑剔政府并且凸显浪费和欺诈。
• If you scrutinise a leaf, it is rarely perfect: it may have blotches, or a ragged edge, or a trail where a snail has gone over it.
  如果你仔细观察一片树叶，就会发现很少有完美的叶子：它可能有斑点，边缘可能参差不齐，或是留下了蜗牛爬过的痕迹。
• It is not simply a failure of the United States Patent and Trademark Office to scrutinise applications more rigorously.
  这不仅仅是美国专利和商标局缺乏严格的审核程序而导致的失败。
• It decides whether bills committees or subcommittees should be formed to scrutinise bills and subsidiary legislation that have been introduced into the Legislative Council.
  此外，亦决定应否成立法案委员会或小组委员会，审议提交立法会的法案和附属法例。
• Millions of young engineers and programmers scrutinise every moment of a product announcement.
  数百万年轻工程师和程序员仔细留意新产品发布的分分秒秒。
• The US Treasury should scrutinise banks receiving public capital more closely to ensure the money is being used to support the economy and not hoarded, a watchdog said yesterday.
  一家监督机构昨日表示，美国财政部应更加密切地审查接受公共资金的银行，以确保资金被用于支持经济，而不是被囤积起来。