specialising

英 [ˈspeʃəlaizɪŋ]

美

v. 专门从事, 专攻( specialise的现在分词 )
specialise的现在分词

双语例句

• In this context, there is an advantage in specialising in capital-intensive goods for which there are few competitors.
  在这种情况下，专门生产资本密集型产品的国家就有了一种优势，因为竞争者寥寥无几。
• Small offshore centres have long been able to build up business by specialising, and by exploiting tax advantages.
  长期以来，小型离岸中心一直能够通过专业化和利用税收优势增加业务。
• In 1992, he launched an antiques business specialising in taxidermy.
  在1992年，他开办了一个专营古董动物标本的生意。
• Mei Wan Tan joined lbs with a mechanical engineering degree, specialising in food engineering.
  meiwantan在进入伦敦商学院以前拥有机械工程学学位，专业是食品工程。
• Graduated from art school specialising in Chinese painting and pattern design.
  毕业于艺术学校中国绘画和图案设计专业。
• In1987 he launched his own production house QUARTIER LATIN specialising in Children's programs and Documentaries.
  1987年，米歇尔又创立了他自己的出品公司瓜地尔拉丁，主要从事于儿童节目和记录片工作。
• John Hitchins, a partner specialising in banking and capital markets at PwC, said sovereign debt risk was a worry but people were not yet thinking of doing "a lot of provisioning".
  普华永道（pwc）银行和资本市场业务合伙人约翰希金斯（johnhitchins）表示，主权债务风险令人担心，但人们目前尚未考虑做出“大量拨备”。
• He went on to study music, specialising in the clarinet.
  他继续学习音乐，主攻单簧管。
• Yet the need to keep specialising and increase margins is pressing.
  然而，加强专业性和提高利润率的任务仍十分紧迫。
• We expect his European counterparts, led by an economically unsophisticated French president and German Chancellor, and an Italian Prime Minister specialising in legal acrobatics, to demand command-and-control global regulations.
  我们预计他的欧洲同行以不谙经济的法国总统和德国总理、以及专长于法律技巧的意大利总理为首会要求指挥和控制全球监管。