specialisation
英 [ˌspɛʃəlaɪˈzeɪʃən]
美 [ˌspɛʃələˈzeɪʃən]
n. 特殊化，专门化，特化作用
BNC.12629
英英释义
noun
- the special line of work you have adopted as your career
- his specialization is gastroenterology
- the act of specializing
- (biology) the structural adaptation of some body part for a particular function
- cell differentiation in the developing embryo
双语例句
- I am all for the efficiency that comes with specialisation, in particular if it is supported by new technology – but banks seem to have lost the ability to understand customers 'needs.
我绝对拥护专业化带来的效率提升，特别是在这种提升以新技术为支撑的条件下&但银行似乎已丧失了理解客户需求的能力。 - There is a second point with respect to specialisation.
第二点是有关专业化方面的问题。 - It took centuries to reconstruct networks of specialisation and exchange comparable to those of the Roman period.
人们花费了几个世纪才重新构建起与罗马时期相当的专业分工和交易网络。 - Globalisation and the law of comparative advantage are all about specialisation.
全球化和比较优势法则的意义都在于专业化。 - Innovation and specialisation are more important.
创新和专业化更为重要。 - The Internet also makes collaboration much easier and modern universities promote specialisation.
互联网也让合作更加便利，现代大学推动了专业化进程。 - Competition encourages not only specialisation, the classic result of more open trade, but also increased productivity.
竞争所催生的不仅是专业化这一传统意义上的典型结果，而且也有效的提高了产能。 - This relationship between scale or specialisation and returns has been around for a long time.
这种规模（或专业化程度）与回报之间的关系已存在很久。 - The latter developed owing to a new specialisation in narrow product ranges within particular industries.
后者的发展是由于一个新产品在特定行业内产品范围狭窄。 - Mr Simon says German specialisation in high-quality market niches makes a lot of its industrial products indispensable: Companies can postpone such investments but they cannot omit them altogether.
西蒙表示，德国在优质利基市场的专业性，使得它的许多工业产品都不可或缺。企业可以推迟这类投资，但他们无法完全省掉这些投资。