chartered 英 [ˈtʃɑ:təd]   美 [ˈtʃɑrtərd]

chartered

chartered  英 [ˈtʃɑ:təd] 美 [ˈtʃɑrtərd]

adj. 受特许的  v. 特许建立(charter的过去分词) 

After the Glorious Revolution in 1688, theEnglish Parliament chartered the Bank of England. 1688年的光荣革命之后,英国国会特许成立英格兰银行。
There’s only one reason for this really: the final stages of my chartered Institute of Public Relations diploma. 这里真的只有一个原因:那就是我的公共关系特许机构文凭已处于最后阶段。

  • Something chartered is rented or leased for a short time. A chartered bus is sometimes used to take a class of kids on a field trip to the zoo.
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  • adj. 受特许的
  • v. 特许建立(charter的过去分词)
  • 1. After the Glorious Revolution in 1688, theEnglish Parliament chartered the Bank of England.

    1688年的光荣革命之后,英国国会特许成立英格兰银行。

  • 2. There’s only one reason for this really: the final stages of my chartered Institute of Public Relations diploma.

    这里真的只有一个原因:那就是我的公共关系特许机构文凭已处于最后阶段。

  • 3. Generally speaking, the business stakeholders who chartered and funded the project should announce changes in the external business environment to the project team.

    总体来说,那些特许的和投资的商业涉众应该向项目团队来宣布在外部商业环境中的变更。

char·tered / ˈtʃɑːtəd ; NAmE ˈtʃɑːrtərd / adjective [only before noun ] 1 ( BrE) qualified according to the rules of a professional organization that has a royal charter (持有皇家特许状的专业组织认定为)合格的,特许的 a chartered accountant/surveyor/engineer 特许会计师/测量师/工程师 2 (of an aircraft, a ship or a boat 飞机或船 ) hired for a particular purpose 包租的;租赁的 a chartered plane 包机 char·tered / ˈtʃɑːtəd ; NAmE ˈtʃɑːrtərd /
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