scrutinised

英

美

(scrutinise 的过去分词) vt.vi. 细看, 仔细检查, 审查, 细阅
[经] 详细检查, 细细地看
scrutinise的过去分词, 过去式

经济

双语例句

• Japan is already the most heavily indebted major economy in the world, meaning any funding efforts would be closely scrutinised by financial markets.
  日本已经是世界上负债最重的经济大国，这意味着任何资金的动向都会被金融市场密切的监视。
• Every store closure is closely scrutinised internally and externally.
  每家店铺的停业都受到内外部的严密关注。
• Any video footage of the attack will be closely scrutinised to see whether he was a combatant, rather than a prisoner.
  任何袭击的视频镜头将会被严格仔细检查来确定他是一个战斗者还是囚犯。
• The estimates are likely to be scrutinised by auditors and regulators since they come at a time when the issue of security pricing has become controversial.
  由于证券定价已经成为一个有争议的问题，上述估价可能会受到审计与监管机构的详细审查。
• The population scrutinised by20% of the world's CCTV, to be catalogued on an insecure ID card register and every movement tracked and taxed.
  人口被世界上20%的闭路电视监视着，将要被编入一个不安全的身份证注册，每个行动都被跟踪和征税。
• Lloyds 'results were carefully scrutinised as a guide to what to expect from the other banks.
  对劳埃德银行的业绩进行了仔细分析，以确定对其他银行的表现可以作何种期待。
• Every week the time sheets were scrutinised.
  每星期都要仔细查对计工表。
• The work of European auditors on companies with US share listings could be scrutinised by their home regulators, rather than the PCAOB, so long as the monitoring is deemed robust enough.
  欧洲审计师对有股票在美国上市的公司进行的审计工作，可以由欧洲本地监管机构来审查，而不是由美国上市公司会计监管委员会审查，前提是欧洲监管机构的审查足够有力。
• Too often, excess capital has been ploughed into poorly scrutinised investments.
  常常，过剩资金流入了审查不严的投资项目。
• The conduct of local politicians, so far untouched by the investigations, should also be scrutinised.
  当地政客迄今还未成为调查的目标，他们的行为也应该受到审查。