policy
US
UK policy n: (laws, principles)
SC 方针 fāng zhēn
TC 方針
TC 方針
SC 政策 fāng zhēn，zhèng cè
TC 政策
TC 政策
It's against company policy to date a co-worker.
办公室恋情是违背公司政策的。
policy n: (personal rule) (个人)
SC 原则，为人之道 yuán zé，wéi rén zhī dào
TC 原則
TC 原則
It's not my policy to kiss on the first date.
第一次约会就接吻有违我的原则。
policy n: (insurance: agreement)
SC 保险 bǎo xiǎn
TC 保險
TC 保險
SC 保险契约 bǎo xiǎn，bǎo xiǎn qì yuē
We need a new car insurance policy.
我们需要一份新的汽车保险。
policy n: (insurance: document)
SC 保单 bǎo dān
SC 保险单 bǎo dān ，bǎo xiǎn dān
TC 保險單
TC 保險單
Tom carries his insurance policy in his coat.
汤姆将他的保险单放在外套里。
policy n: (sensible habit)
SC 保险的办法 bǎo xiǎn de bàn fǎ
SC 习惯 bǎo xiǎn de bàn fǎ，xí guàn
TC 習慣
TC 習慣
It's good policy to wear a seat belt.
坐车系安全带是好习惯。
policy n as adj: (governmental, political) (政府、政党等)
SC 政策方面的，方针的 zhèng cè fāng miàn de，fāng zhēn de
The Governor makes policy decisions.
州长做出政策方面的决策。
policy n: (numbers game: gambling method) (赌博方式)
SC 数字池
SC 赌彩
domestic policy n: (country's internal laws)
SC 国内政策
It's hard to say whether his failures were greater in his domestic policy or in his foreign policy.
foreign policy n: (government: foreign affairs policies)
SC 外交政策 wài jiāo zhèng cè
In light of recent events, we will need to reconsider our foreign policy.
hands-off policy n: informal, figurative (non-intervention)
SC 不干涉政策 bù gān shè zhèng cè
SC 静观态度，旁观策略 jìng guān tài dù ，páng guān cè lüè
SC 绥靖政策 bù gān shè zhèng cè，suí jìng zhèng cè
When confronted with crime, police advise residents to adopt a hands-off policy.
health policy n: (health care regulations)
SC 医保政策
Bradbury wants the government to change its health policy by loosening controls on alternative medicine.
insurance policy, insurance plan n: (contract that insures [sth])
SC 保险单 bǎo xiǎn dān
TC 保險單
TC 保險單
SC 保单 bǎo xiǎn dān ，bǎo dān
My health insurance policy won't cover my diabetic medication.
open-door policy n: (politics: free movement)
SC 开放政策 kāi fàng zhèng cè
TC 開放政策
TC 開放政策
The country decided to adopt an open-door economic policy.
open-door policy n: (person: availability)
SC 随时可见
My boss has an open-door policy -- he wants his employees to feel comfortable talking to him any time.
policy holder n: (person who has insurance)
SC 投保人，投保方 tóu bǎo rén
A permanent life insurance lasts for the lifetime of the policy holder.
policy wonk n: informal (person: public policy) (非正式用语)
SC 政策专家，政策研究者 zhèng cè zhuān jiā，zhèng cè yán jiū zhě
Policy wonks are calling for the government to scrap the planned increase in fuel tax.
policymaker, policy maker, policy-maker n: (person: sets policy)
SC 决策人 jué cè rén
TC 決策人
TC 決策人
SC 制定政策的人 jué cè rén，zhì dìng zhèng cè de rén
Policymakers in Washington have finally reached an agreement after weeks of debate and discussion.
policymaking, also UK: policy-making n: (legislation)
SC 立法 lì fǎ
TC 立法
TC 立法
SC 制定法律 lì fǎ，zhì dìng fǎ lǜ
TC 制定法律
TC 制定法律
SC 制定政策
policymaking, also UK: policy-making n as adj: (legislative)
SC 立法的 lì fǎ de
pricing policy n: (approach to charging for [sth])
SC 定价策略
The pricing policy for the wine distributor takes into account the probability of shortages of desired products.
public policy n: (law: social law principles) (法律)
SC 公共政策
This chapter of the book covers the effect of public policy on business.
scorched earth policy n: (military: destruction of enemy crops) (军队撤退时销毁一切敌军可利用之物)
SC 焦土政策 jiāo tǔ zhèng cè
General Sherman initiated a scorched earth policy on his march to the sea through Georgia.
tough policy n: (harsh rule)
SC 严格的政策 yán gé de zhèng cè
The police are implementing a tough policy on drink driving.