guilds

英 [ˈɡɪldz]

美 [ˈɡɪldz]

n.  (行业)协会; (中世纪的)行会，同业公会
guild的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 同业公会；行会；协会
  Aguildis an organization of people who do the same job.
  1. ...the Writers' Guild of America.
     美国作家协会

双语例句

• Licensing laws limit entry to the guilds of lawyers, doctors and professors.
  律师、医生和教授行列的准入受到执业资格法规的限制。
• Division of labour between the different corporate guilds vanished in the face of division of labour in each single workshop.
  各种行业组织之间的分工随着各个作坊内部的分工的出现而消失了。
• Gold and silver have been worked since ancient times. Gold and silver objects were in such demand in the 12th century that gold-and silversmiths organized guilds.
  黄金和银在古代就有加工，12世纪在这方面金银的需求量很大，当时的金银匠组成了行会。
• Guilds were set up to provide lodging and employment for the emigrants, for a fee of course.
  为移民提供食宿和就业的行会建立了起来。当然，这是要付钱的。
• Distributist and subsidiarist ideas, encouraging guilds and associations, flourished for a time in1920s Italy in the form of Mussolini's early corporatism.
  分配主义者和补贴主义者的观点鼓励了基尔特和协会的发展，在1920年在意大利曾经以墨索里尼的早期社团主义的形式非常繁荣。
• Founded in March, 1917, the Union of Chinese Cotton Mill was a nationwide ethical capital cotton textile industrial organization based on Shanghai, it was one of the most influent guilds.
  初创于1917年3月的华商纱厂联合会是一个以上海为基地的全国性民族资本棉纺织业行业组织，亦是民国时期最具影响力的行业公会之一。
• So over the years the various commercial guilds and federations have had to find new purposes.
  因此多年来，各种商业协会与联合会不得不寻找新的目标。
• The guilds determined who could make instruments, what they were sold for, the acceptable quality standards, etc.
  这些组织也决定谁可以制作乐器，制作出来的乐器卖给谁，质量标准等。
• This will involve a series of raids that will probably need the cooperation of several guilds to pull off.
  可能需要数个公会联手才能完成这个任务。
• They'll turn to the trade federations or the commerce guilds for help.
  我想他们会求助于贸易同盟或商业协会。