antitrust
antitrust 英 [ˌæntiˈtrʌst] 美 [ˌæntiˈtrʌst, ˌæntaɪ-]
adj. [经] 反垄断的；[经] 反托拉斯的
名词复数:antitrusts
- The adjective antitrust describes a kind of law or rule that protects fairness and competition in business. Antitrust laws are intended to stop companies from forming monopolies.
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- adj. [经] 反垄断的；[经] 反托拉斯的
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1. Some of the biggest antitrust cases were initiated by complaints taken to the Justice Department.
一些规模很大的反托拉斯案子都是由向司法部的申诉开始的。
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2. But even if Google never faces antitrust charges, the threat of them may change how it does business.
但是，即使谷歌永不面对反垄断指控，对他们的威胁可能会改变其业务方式。
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3. Or maybe they could seek to challenge Apple on antitrust grounds.
又或者他们可以寻求反垄断的理由来挑战苹果公司。
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