flagships

英 [ˈflægʃɪps]

美 [ˈflægˌʃɪps]

n.  旗舰; (某组织机构的)最重要产品，最佳服务项目，主建筑物，王牌
flagship的复数

柯林斯词典

• 旗舰;(尤指指挥官所在的)主舰
  Aflagshipis the most important ship in a fleet of ships, especially the one on which the commander of the fleet is sailing.
• N-COUNT 王牌;主打产品;旗舰产品
  Theflagshipof a group of things that are owned or produced by a particular organization is the most important one.
  1. The hospital has been the government's flagship, leading the health service reforms...
     这家医院一直是政府的旗舰机构，引领着医疗服务的改革。
  2. The company plans to open a flagship store in New York this month.
     公司计划本月在纽约开一家旗舰店。

双语例句

• These ships were designed as flagships and to be able to command fleets of vessels in addition to the fighters carried.
  这些船只被设计为旗舰，并能够指挥船队除了战士进行。
• As sales accelerate in the U.S, and particularly in China, more attention is being paid to flagships as an attraction for upscale customers.
  随着高端汽车销售在美国而且尤其是在中国的加速，越来越多的高端用户开始关注各大厂商的旗舰车型。
• This leads Prof Tiffany to argue that executive MBA programmes are becoming the flagships for the business schools.
  由此，蒂法尼教授提出，高管工商管理（EMBA）课程将成为商学院的主打课程。
• India's leading technology companies the flagships of the country's economy doused hopes that they could escape from a spreading global financial crisis anytime soon.
  度几大科技型企业一直在该国经济中扮演着领头羊角色，它们一度希望能不被范围不断扩大的全球金融危机所殃及，但这一愿望恐怕难以实现了。
• The surprise announcement marks the second time in the past month that China has rushed to the aid of one of its Hong Kong Corporate flagships.
  该份出人意料的声明标志着，在过去的一个月里中国第二次匆忙出手援助其香港旗舰企业之一。
• They then started creating architecturally eye-catching flagships.
  随后，它们开始为旗舰店建造吸引眼球的建筑。
• It may increase profits to have a few such flagships, but build too many and the investment becomes too burdensome for the retail network to sustain.
  建一些这样的旗舰店可能会增加利润，但如果建得太多，投资负担就会过重，令零售网络难以承受。