proclamations

英 [ˌprɒkləˈmeɪʃənz]

美 [ˌprɑkləˈmeɪʃənz]

n.  宣言; 公告; 声明
proclamation的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 宣布；声明；公布
  Aproclamationis a public announcement about something important, often about something of national importance.
  1. ...a proclamation of independence.
     独立声明

双语例句

• In the90s most "cultural workers" made many proclamations which now they are very sorry for and want to forget about.
  在90年代大部分“文化工作者”发表了很多宣言。现在他们很抱歉，并希望忘记。
• The term "official documents" in the first subparagraph of the preceding paragraph includes proclamations, text of speeches, news releases, and other documents prepared by civil servants in the course of carrying out their duties.
  前项第一款所称公文，包括公务员于职务上草拟之文告、讲稿、新闻稿及其它文书。
• We will incorporate the positive proclamations of this house and also the positive provisions of the1990 constitution into the interim constitution.
  我们会在临时宪法中采纳当前议会所做的积极决议和1990年宪法中的积极条文。
• The Great Seal is affixed to proclamations.
  国玺加盖在公告上。
• With the wisdom of hindsight, the irony in these proclamations is evident and the premature declaration of "mission accomplished" appears naive and even foolhardy.
  事后看来，这些宣言具有明显的讽刺意味，过早宣布“完成使命”是天真甚至鲁莽的。
• The problem is that Apple contradicts many of his proclamations.
  问题是，苹果与他的许多论断相矛盾。
• The Bidding Committee will promulgate proclamations one month prior to the bidding.
  每次招标将由招标委员会提前一个月发布公告。
• Persuasive proclamations of life being good: Im loving life right now.
  认为人生美好的断言：我现在很热爱生活。
• Whether realistic or not, these proclamations underlie an ambition to have a strong domestic industry rather than importing capabilities from elsewhere.
  无论现实与否，这些宣言凸显出，各国的野心是拥有一个强大的本土行业，而不是从它国进口基金管理能力。
• They continued to issue proclamations to the whole country urging the most strenuous resistance.
  他们仍继续向全国发布命令，号召作最奋勇的抵抗。