competition for resources的意思

competition for resources中文翻譯：

資源競爭

相似詞語短語

competition for───為……的競爭

competition───n.競爭；比賽，競賽

resources───n.[計][環境]資源；物力（resource的復數）；v.向……提供資金（resource的第三人稱單數）

liquefiable resources───可液化資源

resources conservation───資源保護

divertive competition───娛樂性競爭

fusilier resources───引信資源

transformed resources───轉化資源

competition resins───競爭樹脂

雙語使用場景

So it looks like competition for resources is another important factor in determining if a particular habitat is suitable.───因此，資源的競爭似乎是決定一個特定棲息地是否適宜的另一個重要因素。

Croll points out that when organizations deal with constrained capacity, an unhealthy competition for resources can follow.───Croll指出當組織在解決容量瓶頸時，可能會伴隨著不健康的資源沖突。

The result is that the workload can only get serviced when there is no competition for resources.───的結果在于，僅當沒有資源競爭時才能為工作負載提供服務。

Yet, Sheng Hong said that China's pollution-intensive means of production and competition for resources violate this precept.───但是，ShengHong（盛洪）認為，中國的高污染的生產方式以及對自然資源的掠奪違背了這一理念。

If that's the case, a BHP-Rio deal would be but an opening act in a world-wide competition for resources for which there are few precedents.───如果事實的確如此。那么必和必拓對力拓的收購將只是為一場規模前所未有的全球性自然資源爭奪戰拉開了序幕。

If China can keep growing strongly -- a very big assumption -- at some point, competition for resources will drive up prices again.───如果中國能夠繼續保持強勁增長，從而維持巨大的消費，對資源的競爭將再度推高價格。

Beijing and New Delhi are in competition for resources abroad to meet the energy needs of their rapidly growing economies.───北京和新德里正在海外積極爭奪原材料，以滿足各自國內經濟高速發展而激發的能源需求。

In turn, such groups would have been larger and more cooperative, and hence more successful in competition for resources and habitats.───反過來，這類群體規模不斷擴大，更具有合作精神，并因此在爭奪資源和定居點時更具有競爭力。

英語使用場景

It acts as the sole broker in the bargaining and competition for resources between bureaucratic organizations.

Among plants, one of the most effective forms of interspecific competition for resources is allelopathy.

The state or political system is regarded as a neutral adjudicator in the competition for resources.

During periods of relative food shortage males tend to move less; dispersion evidently reduces competition for resources.