communique
英 [kə'mju:nɪkeɪ]
美 [kəmˈjunəˌkeɪ]
n. (尤指对报界发布的)公报
复数：communiques
BNC.26539 / COCA.16874
牛津词典
noun
- （尤指对报界发布的）公报
an official statement or report, especially to newspapers
英英释义
noun
双语例句
- In February 1972, Nixon visited China, and the "Shanghai Joint Communique" was signed.
一九七二年二月尼克松访华，上海公报签字。 - Unlike the joint communique, it is a domestic law of the United States that is legally binding on the Administration.
和联合公报不同的是，这是对美国政府具有约束力的国内法。 - It is also declared in the communique that the problems of financial institutions are core to the recent crisis.
公报还称，金融部门问题是近期危机的核心。 - The communique made no mention of progress on any of the issues.
公报只字不提这些问题中哪个问题取得了进展。 - We were greatly inspired by reading the joint communique.
联合公报使我们大受鼓舞。 - They sent him the communique the next morning.
第二天早上，他们派人把公报送给了他。 - For Sadat, the Moscow summit communique was the last straw.
对萨达特来说，莫斯科最高级会谈的公报是他不能忍受的最后一击。 - The pledges were made in a communique at the end of a1-day conference in Wuhan, China.
他们是在中国武汉举行的一天会议结束之后发表的一个公报里做出这些承诺的。 - A government communique, issued this morning, states that.
今晨发布的政府公报宣称。 - By the spring of1972, the Sino-American Shanghai Communique had been signed.
到了1972年春天，签订了中美上海公报。