reduction

名词减少; 降低; [数学]约简; [摄影术]减薄

1. 复位：1.复位(reduction)是将移位的骨折段恢复正常或接近正常的解剖关系,重建骨的支架作用. 骨折复位方法有手法复位和切开复位两类. 2.固定(fixation)使骨折部位稳定在复位后达到的对位对线关系,以免畸形愈合或不愈合. 骨折的固定方法有两类,

2. 降低：降低资源和有害物质的使用;原材料重复利用;原料再生;如可能,废物利用,复原原料及能源.上述4主题(4R's),降低(Reduction)最易可行,其它三项则主要取决于合成革原料的特性和生命周期.

1. 减少；降低
    When there is a reduction in something, it is made smaller.

    e.g. ...a future reduction in UK interest rates...
           未来英国利率的下调
    e.g. Many companies have announced dramatic reductions in staff.
           许多公司已经宣布大幅裁员。

2. 减少；降低；缩小
    Reduction is the act of making something smaller in size or amount, or less in degree.

    e.g. ...a new strategic arms reduction agreement.
           新的战略武器削减协议

1. Incorporating operational energy efficiency into a company's overall business strategy will facilitate progression toward a reduction in the environmental impact and cost of business operations.

2. The portion of income derived from VAT rebate or business tax reduction under these incentive measures will be exempted from corporate income tax.

3. There is a pressing need for effective waste reduction by means of a garbage disposal fee.

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4. Peng's job was created by the Kyoto Protocol, a 2005 international agreement on carbon dioxide reduction.

5. reduction的近义词

5. The reduction also benefits flights operating at the Hong Kong International Airport and dovetails with the CAD's plan for enhancing runway capacity.

6. reduction的解释

6. The top legislature has also called for a reduction in the number of Communist Party members and government officials who are elected lawmakers.

7. The slogan refers to a Green Peace campaign for more drastic reduction in greenhouse gas emissions in Hong Kong.

8. The reduction of export orders and contracted foreign capital will also bring a negative impact on China's economy.

9. reduction的意思

9. Imports dropped sharply in June due to falling commodity prices and reduction in imports of capital goods.

10. Analysts said the reduction of Sequoia Capital China's stake in Peak is a result of the depressed sports goods market and the company's sliding performance.

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