greater

形容词大的(great的比较级)

1. 大于：(2) 调用指令(CALL)和返回指令(RET)条件转移指令使用大于(Greater)、小于(Less)来反应有符号数比较后设置的标志位. 使用高于(Above)、低于(Below)来反应无符号数比较后设置的标志位,如下表所示.

2. 更大的：greater freeboard 较大干舷 | greater 更大的 | greater 较大的

3. 市郊区的：greater 大于 | Greater 市郊区的 | greatest common divisor 最大公约数

1. （great的比较级）
    Greater is the comparative of great.

2. （与大城市的名称连用，指包括附近城区及郊区在内的整个城市）大的
    Greater is used with the name of a large city to refer to the city together with the surrounding urban and suburban area.

    e.g. ...Greater London.
           大伦敦区

3. （与某国名称连用，指包括该国和曾属该国或者人们认为应属该国的地区在内的更广阔的区域）大的
    Greater is used with the name of a country to refer to a larger area which includes that country and other land which used to belong to it, or which some people believe should belong to it.

    e.g. ...greater Syria.
           大叙利亚

1. Sun, general manager in charge of Kodak's health imaging business in greater China and South Korea.

2. Greater involvement should be provided to insurance companies through tax reductions, and favorable treatment in land and business operation fees.

3. Chinese business tycoons are earning a greater reputation and more say around the globe.

4. Wish our friends in the business sector even greater success in their course to embrace the world.

5. The business sector in Hong Kong is becoming more green conscious as corporate management tries to show greater care for Mother Nature.

6. But economists at Goldman Sachs suggest that the slowdown will be greater than during the Asian financial crisis or the 2001 dotcom bust.

7. He believed by drawing in this'collective brain weight'there was a greater chance to reach desired levels of development and prosperity.

8. When there are large differences in the grades given by the two parties, we usually put greater weight on the independent panel's evaluations.

9. greater是什么意思

9. By greater amount of unjust enrichment we mean that the infringer intends to profit from the dissemination of infringed works and yields significant profits.

10. The Dreamliner's other innovations include greater levels of comfort for passengers, with higher humidity levels within the cabin expected to reduce passenger dehydration.

adj