carte blanche
carte blanche 英 [ˌkɑ:t ˈblɑ:nʃ] 美 [ˌkɑrt ˈblɑnʃ]
n. 全权委托；署名空白纸
名词复数:carte blanches
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- n. 全权委托；署名空白纸
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1. First of all, the "banksters" would be receiving their carte blanche bailouts and Ben Bernanke would have been re-appointed as Chairman of the Federal Reserve.
首先，那些“银行歹徒们”将收到全权委托的紧急救援，本∙伯南克会被重新任命为美国联邦储备局主席。
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2. Because, beyond fair use and parody (issues for later essays), the holder of a copyrighted piece has near carte blanche to do what they want with their work.
因为，除了正当使有和模仿（发表后期论文）以外，版权作品的持有者已全权托按照他们的意愿处理作品。
- carte blanche (n.) 1707, "paper duly authenticated by a signature and otherwise blank, left to someone to be filled in at his discretion," French, literally "white paper," from carte (see card (n.1)) + blanche, from Old French blanc "white," a word of Germanic origin (see blank (adj.)). Figurative sense of "full discretionary power, unrestricted permission or authority in some manner" is from 1766. Compare blank check, used in the same figurative sense.
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