名词
1. He spoke with neutrality.
他说话不偏不倚。
1. 中性：在日语中,这场战争通常被称为'日中战争',因为这个词具有中性(Neutrality). 在1937年战争开始时,日本政府使用North China Incident(北支事变). 华中地区战役开始后,它改用China Incident(支那事变)一词.
2. 中立：U2正式成立于1978年的夏天,当时正是朋克摇滚在欧洲大陆风行之时,因此很多人认为"U2"就是一般的朋克乐队,但Bono否定了这种说法,而认为自己是一队前卫乐队,目标是朝着"Sociable Band"的方向前进,因此他们取"U2"作团名是取其"中立"(Neutrality)之意.
3. 目标是中立：enemy 目标是敌对 | neutrality 目标是中立 | combat 在战斗中
1. For all institutions supposed to play disinterested judges, neutrality means credibility.
2. " Neutrality " of taxation of the financial sector in this sense is a benchmark against which deviations from this objective may be measured and judged.
3. This altruistic philosophy shares something in common with the fairness, neutrality and " expecting nothing in return " views espoused by the Thunderbirds series.
4. Other countries often in dispute with one another never pressure Switzerland to abandon its " political neutrality ".
5. The original neutrality of the English phrase is lost in the process.
6. Luk added that the neutrality of Hong Kong provides an advantage to it being an issuer.
7. He said the move is vital to maintain the neutrality of judicial power.
8. Purists would argue that any new tax must pass the litmus test for neutrality.
9. And not surprisingly, the American media swears by " neutrality " now.
10. It has made plans to reduce greenhouse gases by 50 percent by 2015 and to realize carbon neutrality in all its aluminum products.
noun
1. neutrality
1. nonparticipation in a dispute or war
2. pH value of 7
3. tolerance attributable to a lack of involvement
Synonym: disinterest