expos

英

美 [ˈɛkspoʊz]

n.  博览会; 展览会
expo的复数

经济

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 展览会;博览会
  Anexpois a large event where goods, especially industrial goods, are displayed.
  1. ...the 1995 Queensland Computer Expo.
     1995年昆士兰计算机博览会

双语例句

• Beijing also pledged to hold more trade expos to display African merchandise.
  北京方面还承诺举办更多贸易博览会以展示非洲的商品。
• Time is the most precious resource in starting and managing meetings and expos.
  在会议和会展的启动和管理阶段，时间是最宝贵的资源。
• Han Embroidery came to its heyday in the middle and later Qing Dynasty and obtained golden medals in international expos and competitions.
  汉绣来在中东全盛时期和晚清，在国际博览会和比赛所获金牌呢。
• From the Eiffel Tower to the US superhighway system, Expos have given the world some of its most memorable inventions.
  从埃菲尔铁塔到美国的超级高速公路系统，世博会给世界留下了一些最值得纪念的发明。
• I book women for boat shows and garden tool expos.
  我为船展和园林工具展签模特。
• Legislators in Congress moved to cut almost$ 4 billion in aid to Afghanistan after a newspaper expos é of corruption in the country.
  一份新闻报纸暴露了阿富汗国内的腐败现象之后，美国国会议员决定削减对阿富汗近40亿美元的援助。
• His Heart expos'd to prying Eyes.
  他的心脏暴露在好窥探的眼睛里。
• The emblems and images of past World Expos have turned into the unique intangible legacy.
  历届世博会标志和形象已经成为独特的无形资产，成为世界公认的遗产之一。
• But apart from such occasional expos é s and sporadic movements for reform, consumers as a group did not exert a significant, ongoing force in the conduct of public affairs until Ralph Nader came along.
  但是，除了这些偶尔出现的曝光和零星的改良运动，消费者作为一个群体，并没有在公众事务的决定中施加重要而持久的影响力，这种局面一直持续到内德的出现。
• The academics suggest that, for those who are shorting a stock ( or betting the price will fall), a cover expos é of that company is a good time to unwind the shorts.
  专家们对那些准备脱手股票（打赌股价将下跌）人建议：当某公司被杂志封面曝光时也就是您转让（手）票的最佳时机。