competition for resources发音

意思翻译

资源竞争

相似词语短语

competition for───为……的竞争

competition───n.竞争；比赛，竞赛

resources───n.[计][环境]资源；物力（resource的复数）；v.向……提供资金（resource的第三人称单数）

liquefiable resources───可液化资源

resources conservation───资源保护

divertive competition───娱乐性竞争

fusilier resources───引信资源

transformed resources───转化资源

competition resins───竞争树脂

双语使用场景

So it looks like competition for resources is another important factor in determining if a particular habitat is suitable.───因此，资源的竞争似乎是决定一个特定栖息地是否适宜的另一个重要因素。

Croll points out that when organizations deal with constrained capacity, an unhealthy competition for resources can follow.───Croll指出当组织在解决容量瓶颈时，可能会伴随着不健康的资源冲突。

The result is that the workload can only get serviced when there is no competition for resources.───的结果在于，仅当没有资源竞争时才能为工作负载提供服务。

Yet, Sheng Hong said that China's pollution-intensive means of production and competition for resources violate this precept.───但是，ShengHong（盛洪）认为，中国的高污染的生产方式以及对自然资源的掠夺违背了这一理念。

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.───如果事实的确如此。那么必和必拓对力拓的收购将只是为一场规模前所未有的全球性自然资源争夺战拉开了序幕。

If China can keep growing strongly -- a very big assumption -- at some point, competition for resources will drive up prices again.───如果中国能够继续保持强劲增长，从而维持巨大的消费，对资源的竞争将再度推高价格。

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积极争夺原材料，以满足各自国内经济高速发展而激发的能源需求。

In turn, such groups would have been larger and more cooperative, and hence more successful in competition for resources and habitats.───反过来，这类群体规模不断扩大，更具有合作精神，并因此在争夺资源和定居点时更具有竞争力。

英语使用场景

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.