英汉词典

1.There was more talk of tax harmonisation, better budget co-ordination and a tax on financial transactions.

他们更多地谈到统一关税、更好地协调预算以及对金融交易征税。

2.Many sleep-deprived people have poor memories and lack proper co-ordination.

很多缺乏足够睡眠的人记忆力差劲，而且他们的协调能力也不行。

3.Some degree of divergence is inevitable, but more co-ordination is needed.

虽然分歧在一定程度上在所难免，但是需要更多的协调。

4.Monsignor Quinn, who was born in Newark in 1888, was assigned to the Brooklyn diocese shortly after his ordination.

牧师奎因于1888年出生于纽瓦克，被授予圣职后不久就去了布鲁克林教区。

5.Following informal EU co-ordination, Germany and France followed suit, as did the US.

按照欧盟非正式的协调一致原则，德国和法国也有样学样，美国也如此。

6.Over time, the emergency fund could evolve into an institution that improves the euro area's fiscal co-ordination.

假以时日，这个紧急基金就能演化为促进欧元区财政协作的机构。

7.As well as money, better organisation and co-ordination is needed.

同金钱一样，更好的组织与协调也是急需的。

8.Given the scale of the problem, the lack of co-ordination between these outfits has been scandalous.

鉴于问题的严重性，这些机构之间缺乏协调已成为丑闻。

9.But there is little co-ordination between the various branches.

但是在各个部门之间很少有合作关系。