High Commission

英 [haɪ kəˈmɪʃn]

美 [haɪ kəˈmɪʃn]

n.  高级专员公署

Collins.1

牛津词典

noun

• （英联邦国家相互派驻的）高级专员公署
  the office and the staff of an embassy that represents the interests of one Commonwealth country in another
• （政府或国际组织的）重大项目工作组；特别事务公署
  a group of people who are working for a government or an international organization on an important project
  1. the United Nations High Commission for Refugees
     联合国难民事务高级专员公署

柯林斯词典

• 高级专员公署
  AHigh Commissionis the office where a High Commissioner and his or her staff work, or the group of officials who work there.

双语例句

• The entry clearance application should be submitted to the British Embassy, High Commission or Consulate in the country where you are currently resident.
  你的签证申请应该送到你居住地的英国的大使馆，高级代办或领事馆。
• We're usually paid with a high commission.
  我们通常给予相当高的佣金。
• Western Pacific High Commission
  西太平洋高级专员公署
• The high commission staff were told not to speak to journalists.
  高级专员公署的工作人员被告知不要和记者谈话。
• Beware of sales jobs with good salary and high commission.
  要提防以薪高佣厚作招徕的推销工作。
• Salary& Compensation: Base salary RMB8000+ high commission.
  薪金待遇：底薪8000+高提成。
• High Commission for Peace of the International Association of University Presidents
  国际大学校长协会高级和平委员会
• The acting head of the British high commission.
  英国高级专员公署的代理首脑。
• High Commission of the Republic of Singapore-Ghana
  新加坡共和国驻加纳最高专员公署
• The activists promoting the new breed of people-issued money claimed it would replace inflationary central-bank currency, enabling consumers to bypass the high commission charges and regulatory restrictions of traditional banks.
  推广这种个人发行新币种的倡议者声称，比特币将取代存在通胀性的央行货币，让消费者可以绕开传统银行业高昂的手续费和监管限制。