Definition of think tank in English:

think tank

noun

A body of experts providing advice and ideas on specific political or economic problems.
智囊团，思想库
a think tank devoted to the study of political and economic integration
Example sentencesExamples
- The independent academy is regarded as a think tank for crucial political and social issues for the Chinese government.
- John moves on from his distinguished career as a student to working for a government think tank in a university.
- Areas set to be examined by the new think tank include taxation and UK membership of the European Union.
- The author is a full-time researcher at a local economic think tank.
- He hopes the independent think tank will be able to act in ways that a government agency cannot.
- A leading think tank is forecasting that lower growth in the economy will blow a large hole in the government's spending plans.
- But the think tank said new rules could sometimes help business.
- And recently a government think tank came up with the idea that people owning a second property should pay a higher rate of council tax.
- A think tank's level of influence often depends on which political party is in power.
- He said he would want to be still involved in policymaking, rather than in business, perhaps with a think tank or an NGO.
- Proposals being put forward by a government think tank also include a ban on adopted children marrying their siblings.
- As a member of its board, he convinced the think tank that it had to function as a business rather than a charity.
- Anglican bishops should be stripped of their right to sit in the Lords, says the Fabian Society, a Labour think tank.
- As far as my little experience is concerned, I am very happy directing a young think tank that is growing at a fast pace.
- The think tank projected next year's economic growth would hit 4.01 percent.
- A think tank has been set up by the county council to update arrangements for dealing with any crisis in the county.
- So why is a Washington think tank funneling money to universities to encourage liberal journalism?
- A German economic think tank is predicting the loss of 100,000 jobs, with banks and insurers the hardest hit.
- The think tank said consumers were shaking off worries over jobs, while firms were investing again.
- He was not who his father wanted him to be, and his job at a conservative think tank promised to drive the man over the edge.

Derivatives

think-tanker

noun

I talked to several Pentagon policy officials and think-tankers last week about this argument, and I am starting to see its credibility.
Example sentencesExamples
- In Kuala Lumpur recently, I met editors of Malay, English and Chinese newspapers, and also think-tankers.
- It will take some time for the mood of the American people to work its way into the politicians, policy makers, and think-tankers.
- I was having dinner with a think-tanker in D.C., and I noticed a pin he was wearing.
- He was a think-tanker who put his ideas to work and became a fabulously successful investor.

Definition of think tank in US English:

think tank

nounˈθɪŋk ˌtæŋkˈTHiNGk ˌtaNGk

A body of experts providing advice and ideas on specific political or economic problems.
智囊团，思想库
a think tank devoted to the study of political and economic integration
Example sentencesExamples
- As far as my little experience is concerned, I am very happy directing a young think tank that is growing at a fast pace.
- A German economic think tank is predicting the loss of 100,000 jobs, with banks and insurers the hardest hit.
- Proposals being put forward by a government think tank also include a ban on adopted children marrying their siblings.
- A think tank has been set up by the county council to update arrangements for dealing with any crisis in the county.
- The think tank projected next year's economic growth would hit 4.01 percent.
- A think tank's level of influence often depends on which political party is in power.
- But the think tank said new rules could sometimes help business.
- He was not who his father wanted him to be, and his job at a conservative think tank promised to drive the man over the edge.
- He hopes the independent think tank will be able to act in ways that a government agency cannot.
- Anglican bishops should be stripped of their right to sit in the Lords, says the Fabian Society, a Labour think tank.
- The independent academy is regarded as a think tank for crucial political and social issues for the Chinese government.
- So why is a Washington think tank funneling money to universities to encourage liberal journalism?
- A leading think tank is forecasting that lower growth in the economy will blow a large hole in the government's spending plans.
- The think tank said consumers were shaking off worries over jobs, while firms were investing again.
- Areas set to be examined by the new think tank include taxation and UK membership of the European Union.
- John moves on from his distinguished career as a student to working for a government think tank in a university.
- As a member of its board, he convinced the think tank that it had to function as a business rather than a charity.
- The author is a full-time researcher at a local economic think tank.
- And recently a government think tank came up with the idea that people owning a second property should pay a higher rate of council tax.
- He said he would want to be still involved in policymaking, rather than in business, perhaps with a think tank or an NGO.

单词	think tank
释义	Definition of think tank in English: think tank noun A body of experts providing advice and ideas on specific political or economic problems. 智囊团，思想库 a think tank devoted to the study of political and economic integration Example sentencesExamples The independent academy is regarded as a think tank for crucial political and social issues for the Chinese government. John moves on from his distinguished career as a student to working for a government think tank in a university. Areas set to be examined by the new think tank include taxation and UK membership of the European Union. The author is a full-time researcher at a local economic think tank. He hopes the independent think tank will be able to act in ways that a government agency cannot. A leading think tank is forecasting that lower growth in the economy will blow a large hole in the government's spending plans. But the think tank said new rules could sometimes help business. And recently a government think tank came up with the idea that people owning a second property should pay a higher rate of council tax. A think tank's level of influence often depends on which political party is in power. He said he would want to be still involved in policymaking, rather than in business, perhaps with a think tank or an NGO. Proposals being put forward by a government think tank also include a ban on adopted children marrying their siblings. As a member of its board, he convinced the think tank that it had to function as a business rather than a charity. Anglican bishops should be stripped of their right to sit in the Lords, says the Fabian Society, a Labour think tank. As far as my little experience is concerned, I am very happy directing a young think tank that is growing at a fast pace. The think tank projected next year's economic growth would hit 4.01 percent. A think tank has been set up by the county council to update arrangements for dealing with any crisis in the county. So why is a Washington think tank funneling money to universities to encourage liberal journalism? A German economic think tank is predicting the loss of 100,000 jobs, with banks and insurers the hardest hit. The think tank said consumers were shaking off worries over jobs, while firms were investing again. He was not who his father wanted him to be, and his job at a conservative think tank promised to drive the man over the edge. Derivatives think-tanker noun I talked to several Pentagon policy officials and think-tankers last week about this argument, and I am starting to see its credibility. Example sentencesExamples In Kuala Lumpur recently, I met editors of Malay, English and Chinese newspapers, and also think-tankers. It will take some time for the mood of the American people to work its way into the politicians, policy makers, and think-tankers. I was having dinner with a think-tanker in D.C., and I noticed a pin he was wearing. He was a think-tanker who put his ideas to work and became a fabulously successful investor. Definition of think tank in US English: think tank nounˈθɪŋk ˌtæŋkˈTHiNGk ˌtaNGk A body of experts providing advice and ideas on specific political or economic problems. 智囊团，思想库 a think tank devoted to the study of political and economic integration Example sentencesExamples As far as my little experience is concerned, I am very happy directing a young think tank that is growing at a fast pace. A German economic think tank is predicting the loss of 100,000 jobs, with banks and insurers the hardest hit. Proposals being put forward by a government think tank also include a ban on adopted children marrying their siblings. A think tank has been set up by the county council to update arrangements for dealing with any crisis in the county. The think tank projected next year's economic growth would hit 4.01 percent. A think tank's level of influence often depends on which political party is in power. But the think tank said new rules could sometimes help business. He was not who his father wanted him to be, and his job at a conservative think tank promised to drive the man over the edge. He hopes the independent think tank will be able to act in ways that a government agency cannot. Anglican bishops should be stripped of their right to sit in the Lords, says the Fabian Society, a Labour think tank. The independent academy is regarded as a think tank for crucial political and social issues for the Chinese government. So why is a Washington think tank funneling money to universities to encourage liberal journalism? A leading think tank is forecasting that lower growth in the economy will blow a large hole in the government's spending plans. The think tank said consumers were shaking off worries over jobs, while firms were investing again. Areas set to be examined by the new think tank include taxation and UK membership of the European Union. John moves on from his distinguished career as a student to working for a government think tank in a university. As a member of its board, he convinced the think tank that it had to function as a business rather than a charity. The author is a full-time researcher at a local economic think tank. And recently a government think tank came up with the idea that people owning a second property should pay a higher rate of council tax. He said he would want to be still involved in policymaking, rather than in business, perhaps with a think tank or an NGO.
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