neutralise

英

美

网络  中和; 抵消; 中性灰处理器

过去分词：neutralised　现在分词：neutralising　第三人称单数：neutralises　过去式：neutralised　复数：neutralises　

BNC.14998

英英释义

verb

• make chemically neutral
  1. She neutralized the solution
  Synonym:neutralize
• make ineffective by counterbalancing the effect of
  1. Her optimism neutralizes his gloom
  2. This action will negate the effect of my efforts
  Synonym:neutralizenullifynegate
• make incapable of military action
  Synonym:neutralize
• get rid of (someone who may be a threat) by killing
  1. The mafia liquidated the informer
  2. the double agent was neutralized
  Synonym:neutralizeliquidatewasteknock offdo in

双语例句

• However, a system has also been put in place to regulate entrepreneurs 'investment overseas and subsequent round-trip investments back into China and to neutralise the implications that a change in their nationality may have on the legal characterisation of their domestic businesses.
  不过，新规定同时也确立一个制度，对企业家的海外投资及其随后回国进行的返程投资进行监管，并防止因企业家国籍的变更而导致其境内企业的法人性质发生变化。
• Mr Obama's plan would neutralise that hit ( see table).
  奥巴马的计划将中和上述的打击（看表格）。
• Using one drug to neutralise resistance to another looks worthy of further research.
  用一种抗生素能够让耐药菌获得更好这个现象就值得深入的研究。
• In the UK, water is made safe by various cleaning processes to neutralise it, then disinfected with chlorine, and it may have fluoride added to it.
  在英国，水经过多道净化流程变得安全，随后经过氯消毒，可能还会添加氟化物。
• The increase in indirect taxation is intended to neutralise the reduction in income tax.
  增加间接税是为了抵消所得税的减少。
• Larger fiscal deficits will not neutralise the impact of these factors.
  提高财政赤字并不能抵消这些因素的影响。
• This will neutralise the residual imbalance of the components.
  这样会消除部件的残余不平衡度。
• Moreover, in a practical sense, any rise in bond yields threatens to neutralise some if not all of the reflationary impact of the rate-cutting efforts by central banks.
  此外，在实际意义上，债券收益率的任何提高，都有可能部分（如果不是全部）抵消各国央行降息努力的通货再膨胀效应。
• Central banks have in recent years struggled to neutralise the impact of portfolio inflows on the local money supply, adopting a strategy known as sterilisation.
  近年来，各国央行一直努力要将流入资金对本币供应的影响中性化，它们采取了一种名为冲销的策略。
• You can see why such a trade-off might be tempting to some in Washington: it would take Iran off the table during the campaign and neutralise any electoral advantage accruing to the more hawkish Mr Romney.
  可以看出为何此类交易对华盛顿的某些人具有吸引力：它将使得美国在大选期间不用考虑伊朗，并抵消罗姆尼因立场更为强硬而获得的竞选优势。