undertaking

名词事业; 保证; 企业; 殡仪事业

动词担任( undertake的现在分词); 着手作

名词

1. 事业：」本基 为从事可转让证券集体投资 (UCITS) 之合格事业 (undertaking),并依经修订之欧洲共同体 事会85/611 指 ,获得於基 之价值随著其个别标的投资 (underlying investment) 之价值而变动.

2. 承诺书：小琳母亲指出,9月5日她接获校方来电,要求立即至学校签署承诺书(Undertaking)及免责函(Release),否则要将女儿退学. 而两份文件的内容皆是在未经查证的情况下,即认定此一事件为「双方自愿」的「合意性交」,而不是性侵害,

1. （尤指艰巨的）任务，工作，事业
    An undertaking is a task or job, especially a large or difficult one.

    e.g. Organizing the show has been a massive undertaking.
           组织那场演出是一项浩大的工程。

2. 承诺；保证
    If you give an undertaking to do something, you formally promise to do it.

    e.g. The MOD gave an undertaking to Saville that it had provided him with all relevant material.
           国防部向萨维尔保证已向他提供了所有相关的资料。

1. The institution will be in charge of data collection in East and Southeast Asia for the undertaking.

2. The suspect was arrested on March 15 on charges of accepting the clique's orders and undertaking secessionist activities.

3. undertaking的解释

3. It is also home to many top scientists who are undertaking research and development of direct coal liquefaction technology.

4. Its aspirations have been boosted by a recent central government undertaking to endorse the regional economic development plan for the Liaoning coastal area.

5. Undertaking social responsibility should be one of the core values in good corporate governance, and Chinese commercial banks need to realize their ethical responsibilities in the globalization process.

6. undertaking在线翻译

6. The authorities should embrace their monitoring responsibilities by undertaking a comprehensive study of how these businesses are managed.

7. undertaking在线翻译

7. " I congratulate China for undertaking this aggressive and timely effort to address the AIDS epidemic, " Clinton said in a news release.

8. The deputy controller said TVB will pay an employee extra for undertaking jobs the company assigned outside the terms of his employment contract.

9. Company chairman Howard Schultz said the fund reflected the Starbucks credo of making money while undertaking socially responsible projects in target markets.

10. undertaking

10. During the Tang Dynasty, foreigners undertaking long periods of study were customarily given full scholarships.

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