pacts

英 [pækts]

美 [pækts]

n.  条约; 协议; 公约
pact的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 协定；契约；盟约；条约
  Apactis a formal agreement between two or more people, organizations, or governments to do a particular thing or to help each other.
  1. Last month he signed a new non-aggression pact with Germany...
     上个月，他与德国签订了新的互不侵犯条约。
  2. The other two opposition parties cannot agree on an electoral pact between themselves.
     另外两个反对党之间无法就选举达成协议。

双语例句

• This is bad for those who believe that pacts and treaties should be respected.
  对于那些认为公约和条约应当得到尊重的人们来说，这是坏消息。
• Moving from rhetoric on exports to passing free-trade pacts would be a plus.
  不再大谈出口，而是通过自由贸易协定，这将有所帮助。
• Minority shareholders can expect to be frozen out unless they make pacts with other shareholders.
  又少数股东倘若未与其他股东签订种种协议，资金可能会被冻结。
• It may seem contradictory that the Senate is threatening to raise barriers to trade with China even as it has just passed bilateral trade pacts with Colombia, South Korea and Panama.
  美国参议院一方面威胁提高对华贸易壁垒，另一方面则通过了与哥伦比亚、韩国和巴拿马的双边贸易协定，这种做法看似矛盾。
• At a minimum, they should lose the wider market access obtained via free-trade pacts.
  它们至少应失去通过自由贸易协议获得的更广泛市场准入。
• Rakuten has used its compatriot status to make pacts with Japanese publishers reluctant to deal with outsiders it seems.
  日本国内出版商并不希望与外来者打交道，在与他们的协商过程中，乐天充分利用了作为日本民族企业这一身份，成功狙击了亚马逊的日本业务。
• The pacts largely comprised bilateral agreements with minor trading partners, of political but not economic importance.
  这些协定大多是与不重要的贸易伙伴签署的双边协定，虽在政治上意义重大，但在经济上却并非如此。
• But economic and financial trends, including Asia-only bond funds, currency swaps, investment pacts and institutions, may increasingly disadvantage US companies and work against US objectives.
  但目前的经济和金融趋势，包括仅局限于亚洲的债券基金、货币互换、投资协定和相关制度，可能会使美国企业日益陷于不利地位，并与美国的目标相左。
• The traditional focus of trade policy, formal pacts on tariffs and subsidies, is too narrow.
  贸易政策的传统焦点关税和补贴的正式协定如今已过于狭隘。
• Presidents have relied on their fast-track Trade Promotion Authority ( TPA) to negotiate pacts that Congress can ratify or reject but not amend.
  美国总统一直以来倚仗他们的“快车道/贸易促进权”来和国会就贸易协定展开斡旋，国会要么批准，要么否决，但不能修改贸易协定。