the trend towards的意思

the trend towards中文翻譯：

趨向于

相似詞語短語

the trend───潮流

buck the trend───反潮流；反市場潮流

towards───prep.朝，向；趨向；接近（目的）；將近（某一時間）；對于；向……致敬；用于；有助于

towards the left───向左

walk towards───走向

motor trend───汽車的發展趨向

go towards the water───往水里走

tendency trend───趨勢

trend setter───導向設計師

雙語使用場景

trend at issue is the trend towards cleverness.───有爭議的趨勢就是趨向于耍小聰明。

trend towards privatization reversible?───私有化趨勢可能逆轉嗎？

And the trend towards lower fertility is likely to accelerate.───而且低生育率的趨勢有可能加速。

"The trend towards self-service will not go as far as it has in the Europe and US, " he said.───在亞洲，自助式服務的趨勢并不會像其在歐洲和美國一樣實現長足發展。

ethic likely means that the roadster will buck the trend towards folding metal roofs in favor of a more traditional (and lighter) soft top.───這重量偏向倫理可能意味著跑車將降壓的趨勢折疊金屬屋頂，取而代之的是更傳統的（和打火機）軟頂。

But critics say such a move condones sex before marriage and will reinforce the trend towards cohabitation.───但批評人士指出，如此舉動寬容婚前性行為，并將助長同居潮流。

In any case , the trend towards greater private ownership and a smaller state sector is openly encouraged by the central government .───無論如何，中國中央政府公開鼓勵擴大私人所有制，縮小國有部門。

In an area as traditional as Bamiyan, one of the major problems with this law is that it will stop the trend towards modernisation.───在傳統的巴米揚的一些地方，這項法律最主要的問題就是將會阻礙當地現代化的進程。

Perhaps Jeff Vandermeer was reacting against the trend towards length when he penned the monosyllabic beauty of Finch?───也許當杰夫萬德米爾寫單音節題目《雀類》時，是對長題目趨向作出的反應。

英語使用場景

More changes are required to reverse the trend towards centralised power.

Is the trend towards privatization reversible?

The trend towards home ownership has gone into reverse.

The trend towards non-price competition requires firms to evaluate their own methods of assembling the marketing mix for their markets.

Nevertheless, the trend towards standardization could be discerned in countries where industrialization had gone furthest.

The trend towards slower population growth appeared more and more in wealthier countries and regions.

The trend towards downshifting, where employees swap the stress of corporate life for more quality time, tempted 6% of the UK workforce last year.

However, I criticise the trend towards not having highly paid and experienced staff.

Yet despite the trend towards early retirement, there is only very limited pre-retirement education available.