civil time

civil time [ˈsivl taim]  [ˈsɪvəl taɪm] 

civil time 基本解释

民用时

civil time 网络解释

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1. 民用时:民用日 civil day | 民用時 civil time | 民用曙光 civil twilight

2. 平时:civil sunrise and sunset 民用日出没 | civil time 平时 | civil twilight 民用晨昏蠓影

civil time 单语例句

1. civil time的意思

1. A decision was made at the time to review and pass the draft civil code volume by volume.

2. This was the first time a court granted judicial protection for personal safety in a civil case.

3. Justice Douglas McKeon will take some time to consider based on the arguments to decide whether to drop the civil suit.

4. civil time

4. The changes will come into effect at the same time as the modified Civil Procedure Law.

5. This is the first time that a Chinese law will make such an explicit stipulation, said Renmin University of China civil procedure law professor Tang Weijian.

6. This is not the first time that fudging physical test scores to manipulate the results of civil servant's recruitment exam is being alleged.

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7. In the coming months, four Hong Kong civil servants will spend time with their counterparts in Beijing.

8. There was no way for a civil society to take shape at that time.

9. The government recruits civil servants in October every year, exactly the time when new graduates start hunting for jobs.

10. Zhejiang province was paired up with Qingchuan in May by the Ministry of Civil Affairs, and has provided aid since that time.

civil time 英英释义

civil time的近义词

noun

1. the official time in a local region (adjusted for location around the Earth)
    established by law or custom

    Synonym: standard time local time

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