comes under的意思

comes under中文翻譯：

遭受；歸入

相似詞語短語

comes───n.(Comes)人名；(法)科姆；(德、西、意)科梅斯；n.伴引血管；伴星；v.來自；從…來（come的三單形式）

comes from───來自；出生于

comes of───出身于…；起源于…；由…引起

comes for───為某種目的而來取；向…沖來；對…進行襲擊

comes along───v.出現；一起來；陪伴；進步

under───prep.在……下面；在……表面下；在……的后面；（職務、級別）低于；少于；比……年輕；由……控制；根據；在……過程中；受……影響；承受著；以（某一名字）；在……項下；在（某個系統）下；在……期間；在……生存條件下；栽有；在……掌權期間；在……手下工作；adj.較低的；下面的；adv.在下面；在水下；少于；較年輕；在昏迷中；

comes up───走近；發生；開始；上升；發芽；被提出

comes to───談到；達到；共計

comes out───出現；出版；結果是

雙語使用場景

The sole agency comes under review in six months' time .───該代理權將于六個月后期滿。

This case comes under the jurisdiction of a lower court.───這個案件屬于低一級法院的管轄范圍。

The aid comes under the rubric of technical cooperation between governments.───該援助以兩國政府間技術合作的名義提供。

On endowments of that grave and weighty order which gives the idea of permanence, and comes under the general definition of respectability.───加諸那種莊重的制度中的才能--那種制度來自“體面”的一般涵義并提供永恒的概念。

Yet, whenever the economy goes through a difficult time, as it has in recent years, free trade comes under fire.───然而，不論何時經濟度過一個困難時期，就象近年來，自由貿易都會受到攻擊。

The matter comes under the State Department.───那事應歸國務院處理。

Logic circuit in general comes under a branch of electronics known as digital applications as opposed to linear or analogue applications.───一般的邏輯電路來作為下一個，而不是線性或模擬應用數字應用知名電子科。

He has promised to help Iran's longstanding regional ally, Syria, if it comes under attack.───他承諾，如果敘利亞遭到襲擊，伊朗會幫助這個它長期以來的地區盟友。

The currency board system operates with a self-adjustment mechanism to restore exchange rate stability when it comes under pressure.───貨幣發行局制度具備自動調節機制，在匯率受壓時，能令匯率回復穩定。

英語使用場景

The organization comes under the authority of the EU.

The matter comes under the State Department.

The aid comes under the rubric of technical co-operation between governments.

Your pay comes under review every year.

In use the sled comes under considerable stress.

The pound comes under pressure and the government is forced to keep interest rates high.

Bush comes under pressure to talk terms with Noriega.

This case comes under the jurisdiction of a lower court.

Trifle? That comes under Puddings and Desserts.