英语释义

1. an established organization or corporation (such as a bank or university) especially of a public character
financial institutions

2. a facility or establishment in which people (such as the sick or needy) live and receive care typically in a confined setting and often without individual consent
… the testator disinherited her siblings over their efforts to have her committed to a mental institution in the wake of several suicide attempts.
— William M. McGovern Jr.

3. a significant practice, relationship, or organization in a society or culture
the institution of marriage also something or someone firmly associated with a place or thing
she has become an institution in the theater

4. an act of instituting establishment

5. an established organization

6. a place where an organization takes care of people for a usually long period of time

7. a custom, practice, or law that is accepted and used by many people

8. the beginning or establishment of something
the institution of new rules

9. an established custom, practice, or law
Turkey dinners are a Thanksgiving institution.

10. an established organization
business institutions

11. a facility or establishment in which people (such as the sick or needy) live and receive care typically in a confined setting and often without individual consent
a mental institution

12. the act of instituting

13. a significant practice, relationship, or organization in a society or culture
the institution of marriage

14. an established organization or corporation especially of a public character specifically a facility for the treatment or training of persons with mental deficiencies

片语

Legal Institutions法制

Institutions体系（institution 的复数形式）

institutions of higher learning高等学校；高等教育机构

European Institutions欧盟委员会

higher institutions高等院校

Medical institutions医疗机构

Internal Institutions内在制度

extractive institutions攫取性体制

Depository Institutions存款机构

Institutions matter重要的

英汉例句

• and what about the institutions whose job it is to hone the creative and other talents of future leaders?

  那么，对于那些担负培养未来领袖创新及其它才能职责的机构而言，又该怎么去做？

• we have to do it again because the mortgage institutions have deteriorated somewhat.

  我们必须再做一次改革,因为抵押贷款机构已经有所恶化

• she will discuss with them how we and our friends can help the palestinian people end terror and build the institutions of a peaceful, independent, democratic state.

  她将与他们讨论我们和我们的盟国如何帮助巴勒斯坦人民结束恐怖，建立一个和平、独立的民主国家的制度。

• both said that the relationship between institutions and their audiences would be transformed by the internet.

  他们都说，机构与他们的观众之间的关系将会因为互联网而改变。

• this is a historic opportunity for our institutions and the peoples of the world.

  对于我们两个机构和全世界人民，这是一个历史性的契机。

• the next step is to boost the credibility of these principles with rules and institutions to reinforce future politicians’ resolve.

  第二步是通过规章和制度加强未来政客们的决心从而提高这些原则的公信力。

• i must admit that in some respects i share that nostalgia – it would be good for society if there were institutions to turn to for unbiased opinions on the questions that face society.

  我必须承认，在某些方面上我的想法有一点过时——在面对不公正的社会对待时如果可以在某些机构那里得到协助，这对社会本身或许是一件好事。

• if there is any good to come out of these crises, it is that we have an unprecedented opportunity to reshape the rules and institutions that guide the international economy.

  如果说这次危机可以带来一些好处的话，那就是我们获得一个空前的良机，去重塑带领国际经济体系的规条和机构。

• as with other great innovations, however, human beings and social institutions need time to adjust to this new reality.

  然而，和其他的重大创新一样，人类和社会机构需要时间来适应这个新的现实。

• and then what you have is sets of peoples and institutions building either idea.

  接下来你会看到,各自有一批人和机构建立自己的观点。

相似词

establishment确立，制定；公司；设施

foundation基础；地基；基金会；根据；创立

institute实行，建立；授予……职位；提出（诉讼）