competences

英 [ˈkɒmpɪtənsɪz]

美 [ˈkɑmpətɪnsɪz]

n.  能力; 胜任; (法庭、机构或人的)权限，管辖权; 技能; 本领
competence的复数

医学

双语例句

• Workers with particular competences migrate to places where those skills are in demand-and all the businesses that need those skills benefit.
  拥有特定技能的工人迁移至技术所需之地需要这些技术的产业由是受益。
• An Analysis on the Core Competences of China Export& Insurance Corporation
  中国出口信用保险公司核心竞争力分析
• Research on Core Competences of the Design Enterprises Based on Human Resource Management
  基于人力资源管理的勘察设计企业核心竞争力研究
• Economic globalization prompts more intense enterprise competition which furthermore makes competitive intelligence become one of the core competences of the enterprise.
  经济全球化促使企业间的竞争更加激烈，竞争情报已逐渐成为企业的核心竞争力之一。
• What are the competences and relations between EU and Member States in this area, etc.
  欧盟及其成员国之间的权限和关系如何，等等。
• Definition and Cultivation of Key Competences for Touring Management Specialty Students of Higher Vocational Education
  高职旅游管理专业学生关键能力界定及培养
• The principle of embodied cognition can promote the effectiveness of English teaching and improve students'language and cultural competences.
  具身认知原理有助于改善英语教学效能、提升学生的语言文化素质。
• We argue that schools should instead identify parents'and students'needs, and then develop their'products'based on competences.
  笔者认为，学校应该首先明确家长和学生的需求，然后再按照能力的不同开发“产品”。
• In addition, while the European Union technically has few competences in welfare, its role is growing and the European Court of justice is having an increasing and unexpected impact via its rulings on single-market, discrimination and employment issues.
  另外，虽然从技术上讲，欧盟对福利几乎没有管辖权，但是其作用却越来越大，而且欧洲法院通过对单一市场、歧视和就业事务的裁决，正在施加越来越大和意想不到的影响。
• If walls are built between units, information is not shared and people do not transfer between them, an organization will fail to leverage its competences and optimize its innovation capability.
  如果单位之间竖起了墙，信息无法共享，人员不能交流，一个组织就不能运用它的能力并优化它的创新能力。