| 单词 | strategic |
| 释义 | strategic /strətiːdʒɪk/ (also strategical /strətiːdʒɪkl/ less frequent ) adjective [usually before noun] related to a business's efforts to gain an advantage or achieve a particular purpose 策略的；策略性的◆strategic goals/objectives 策略目标◆the company faces key strategic challenges. 这家公司面临着关键性的策略挑战。◆the merger was a sound strategic move. 这次合并是一个正确的策略行动。◆by keeping the project secret they gained a strategic advantage. 他们通过对项目保密取得了策略优势。 ▸ strategically /strətiːdʒɪkli/ adverb◆a strategically important acquisition 有重要策略意义的并购◆their factories are strategically located near ports. 他们的工厂在机场附近，位置得天独厚。☞ strategicstrategic/strəˈti:dʒɪk ||; strəˈtidʒɪk/(also strategical /-dʒɪkl ||; -dʒɪkḷ/) adj 1. helping you to achieve a plan; giving you an advantage 有战略意义的；策略上的: ◇they made a strategic decision to sell off part of the company. 他们作出一个策略性决定，把公司的一部份卖掉。 2. connected with a country's plans to achieve success in a war or in its defence system 与战略或国防策略有关的 3. (used about bombs and other weapons) intended to be fired at the enemy's country rather than be used in battle （指炸弹及其他武器）战略性的 ➔strategically /-kli ||; -klɪ/ adv ◇the island is strategically important. 那个岛是战略要地。 strategicsee ⇨ plan 9 stra·te·gic /strə`tidʒɪk; strəˈtiːdʒɪk/adj 1. done as part of a military, business, or political plan 战略的; 策略的:◇the takeover is being seen as a strategic move by microsoft. 这次购股兼并被认为是微软的战略行动。 2. connected with fighting wars against other countries 战略性的［指与作战有关］:◇strategic weapons (=powerful weapons used for attacking other countries) 战略性武器 3. a strategic position or place is very effective or useful for doing something ［位置或地点］有效的; 有用的:◇he placed himself in a strategic position next to the door. 他在门旁占据了一个有利位置。 |
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