infancy

名词婴儿期，，幼年时代; 初期，摇篮时代; [法]未成年

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1. 婴儿期：爱迪思博士根据企业所具有的灵活性和可控性把企业生命周期分为成长和老化两个阶段,并根据风险偏好、期望值、资金、责权、主导部门、目标}方案范文.库.整.理^导向等因素把这两个阶段细分为:孕育期(Courtship)、婴儿期(Infancy)、学步期(Go-G

2. 幼年：丁兰,相传为东汉时期河内(今河南黄河北)人,幼年(infancy)父母双亡,他经常思念父母的养育之恩,于是用木头刻成双亲的雕像,事之如生,凡事均和木像商议,每日三餐敬过双亲后自己(oneself)方才食用,出门前一定禀告,回家后一定面见,从不懈怠.

3. 婴儿期(两岁以内)：inert 惰性的,无效的 | infancy 婴儿期(两岁以内) | infant 婴儿,幼儿

4. 早期;婴幼儿期(infant婴儿)：fragile 脆弱的 | infancy 早期;婴幼儿期(infant婴儿) | more than anything 最重要的是,主要地

1. 婴儿期;幼年
    Infancy is the period of your life when you are a very young child.

    e.g. ...minute details of Deborah's infancy.
           德博拉幼年生活的详尽细节
    e.g. ...the development of the mind from infancy onwards.
           从婴儿期开始的心智发展

2. infancy在线翻译

2. 初期;初创阶段
    If something is in its infancy, it is new and has not developed very much.

    e.g. Computing science was still in its infancy.
           计算科学仍然处于初期阶段。

1. infancy的意思

1. Currently, overseas travel as an industry is still at infancy on the mainland.

2. China's electric forklift industry is still in its infancy but has huge market potential, according to industry insiders.

3. Although still in its infancy in China, the seeds of the latest fad can be traced back two decades.

4. When the whole industry is in its infancy, a forerunner's operation mode can easily be imitated and even surpassed.

5. Since shale gas production in China is in its infancy, there is no comprehensive regulatory system in place.

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6. Geothermal energy resources are abundant in China, although the country's ability to develop and utilize them is still in its infancy.

7. infancy的意思

7. The mainland's contemporary film industry is still in its infancy, and its immaturity has led to a myopic focus on the box office.

8. infancy什么意思

8. And he is fully aware of the immensity of the task, given that the Western classical music scene in China is in its infancy.

9. China's dairy industry is still in its infancy in comparison with Europe.

10. Regulation is still in its infancy with multiple regulators that are sometimes in contradiction or overlap.

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