英语词汇province的翻译、用法及例句-MX2U.com英汉词典

province

noun uk/ˈprɒv.ɪns/ us/ˈprɑː.vɪns/

(REGION)

C2 [ C ]省

one of the areas that a country or empire is divided into as part of the organization of its government, which often has some control over its own laws

the Canadian province of Alberta 加拿大的阿尔伯特省

Asia Minor was Rome's richest province.

Compare: state noun (COUNTRY)territory (AREA)

the provinces [ plural ] 外省，外地（指首都以外的地区）

the parts of a country that are not the capital city or near a large city

He didn't want to teach at a university in the provinces.

He had a new job as library consultant out in the more rural provinces of the country.

The city government is considering some sort of limited power-sharing with the provinces.

We need to provide the provinces with more resources to fight poverty.

Some museums in the provinces are struggling to attract visitors.

He was born in the China's northwest Shanxi province in 1950.
The competition is not open to residents of Alaska, Hawaii and the province of Quebec.
The majority of people in the province are in favour of devolution.
an autonomous province
Octavian ruled Rome's western provinces.
An Ulster fry is a dish of fried food that is popular throughout the province of Ulster in Ireland.
Catholics who seek closer links between the province and the rest of Ireland
We're not very sophisticated here in the provinces.

(SUBJECT)

someone's provinceformal （某人的兴趣或知识的）范围，领域;职责范围

a subject or activity of special interest, knowledge, or responsibility

the province of Marketing is within the province of the sales department. 市场营销属于销售部的职责范围。

Renaissance art is not really his province - he specializes in the modern period. 文艺复兴时期的艺术并不是他的研究领域——他的专业是现代艺术。

I didn't feel it was my province to give legal advice.

With this kind of interdisciplinary approach, everything is your province.

This kind of spyware has largely been the province of internet fraudsters.

词汇	province
释义	province noun uk/ˈprɒv.ɪns/ us/ˈprɑː.vɪns/ (REGION) C2 [ C ]省 one of the areas that a country or empire is divided into as part of the organization of its government, which often has some control over its own laws the Canadian province of Alberta 加拿大的阿尔伯特省 Asia Minor was Rome's richest province. Compare: state noun (COUNTRY)territory (AREA) the provinces [ plural ] 外省，外地（指首都以外的地区） the parts of a country that are not the capital city or near a large city He didn't want to teach at a university in the provinces. He had a new job as library consultant out in the more rural provinces of the country. The city government is considering some sort of limited power-sharing with the provinces. We need to provide the provinces with more resources to fight poverty. Some museums in the provinces are struggling to attract visitors. 更多例句 He was born in the China's northwest Shanxi province in 1950. The competition is not open to residents of Alaska, Hawaii and the province of Quebec. The majority of people in the province are in favour of devolution. an autonomous province Octavian ruled Rome's western provinces. An Ulster fry is a dish of fried food that is popular throughout the province of Ulster in Ireland. Catholics who seek closer links between the province and the rest of Ireland We're not very sophisticated here in the provinces. (SUBJECT) someone's provinceformal （某人的兴趣或知识的）范围，领域;职责范围 a subject or activity of special interest, knowledge, or responsibility the province of Marketing is within the province of the sales department. 市场营销属于销售部的职责范围。 Renaissance art is not really his province - he specializes in the modern period. 文艺复兴时期的艺术并不是他的研究领域——他的专业是现代艺术。 I didn't feel it was my province to give legal advice. With this kind of interdisciplinary approach, everything is your province. This kind of spyware has largely been the province of internet fraudsters.
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