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| 1 | BRITISH a plan developed by a government or large organization in order to provide a particular service for people （政府或大型组织提供某种服务的）规划，计划，方案 |
| The department has introduced several new training schemes. 该部门推出了几个新的培训方案。 |
| The proposed scheme should solve the parking problem. 提出的这项规划应该可以解决停车问题。 |
| Have you joined the company pension scheme? 你加入了公司的养老金方案吗？ |
| | 1a | a plan for achieving something , especially something illegal or dishonest 阴谋；诡计 | | It sounds like just another crazy money-making scheme. 这听上去像是又一个疯狂敛钱的阴谋。 | | a scheme to do sth a scheme to import illegal foreign goods 进口非法外国商品的阴谋 | |
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| 2 | a system for organizing or arranging information （用于组织或整理信息的）系统，体系 |
| Libraries organize books according to a subject classification scheme. 图书馆按照学科分类系统整理图书。 |
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| - | in the/sb’ s scheme of things
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| used for saying how a particular person , organization , event etc relates to the more general situation |
| 在事物/某人的一般格局中 |
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| Sam began to realize he had no place in Maria’ s scheme of things. 萨姆开始意识到他在玛丽亚的生活格局中没有地位。 |
| in the grand/greater/global/overall scheme of things It’ s a major business within Canada, but not very important in the global scheme of things. 在加拿大国内它是家大公司，但在全球格局中它并不是非常重要。 |
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| Words frequently used with scheme | | scheme 的常见搭配词 | | verbs | develop, devise, implement, introduce, launch, operate, run, | 1 | | | |
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