White Paper

英 [ˌwaɪt ˈpeɪpə(r)]

美 [ˌwaɪt ˈpeɪpər]

n.  (英国)白皮书

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牛津词典

noun

• （英国）白皮书
  (in Britain) a government report that gives information about sth and explains government plans before a new law is introduced

柯林斯词典

• 白皮书
  In Britain, Australia, Canada, and some other countries, aWhite Paperis an official report which describes the policy of the Government on a particular subject.

双语例句

• We had our first rehabilitation programme plan and policy statement in the form of a white paper in 1977.
  一九七七年，香港以白皮书的形式制订首项康复计划方案和首份政策声明。
• This week Huawei published a white paper advocating a wide set of security standards.
  本周，华为发布了白皮书，呼吁建立一系列安全标准。
• This white paper described the need for SELT and discussed the trade-off between accuracy and implementation complexity.
  本白皮书描述了SELT的需求，讨论了精确度和实施复杂性之间的权衡。
• He handed me a little rectangle of white paper
  他递给我一张小小的长方形白纸片。
• In a new white paper from SpringSource, Adrian Colyer explains the runtime environment that Spring provides.
  在来自SpringSource的一份新白皮书中，AdrianColyer说明了Spring所提供的运行时环境。
• You may need to hand in an important document, white paper, or manuscript.
  你可能需要上交一个重要的文件，白书，或者是手稿。
• They condemned the white paper as a charter for centralisation and selective education.
  他们谴责白皮书是在怂恿中央集权和精英教育。
• The more interesting part of the white paper involves performance tuning Spring application.
  白皮书中更有趣的部分涉及Spring应用程序性能调优。
• In recent years, China has continuously made public its military expenditure through white paper.
  这几年中国的国防连续以白皮书的形式向世界公布了自己军费开支情况。
• They also published a white paper about their approach.
  他们对他们的方法同时出版了白皮书。