chevron 英 [ˈʃevrən]   美 [ˈʃɛvrən]

chevron

chevron  英 [ˈʃevrən] 美 [ˈʃɛvrən]

n. v形臂章(军人佩戴以示军衔和军兵种的) 

名词复数:chevrons 

But chevron thought something was fishy: Beristain had failed to disclose the names of all his assistants or of the people interviewed. 但是,雪佛龙认为什么事不对劲:贝里斯塔因没有透露他的所有助手或人的名字采访。
The deal helped chevron lock in oil supply as prices moved ever higher over the remainder of the decade. 这笔交易帮助雪佛龙锁定了石油供给,而油价则在这十年剩余的时间里越升越高。

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  • n. v形臂章(军人佩戴以示军衔和军兵种的)
  • 1. But chevron thought something was fishy: Beristain had failed to disclose the names of all his assistants or of the people interviewed.

    但是,雪佛龙认为什么事不对劲:贝里斯塔因没有透露他的所有助手或人的名字采访。

  • 2. The deal helped chevron lock in oil supply as prices moved ever higher over the remainder of the decade.

    这笔交易帮助雪佛龙锁定了石油供给,而油价则在这十年剩余的时间里越升越高。

  • 3. In 2001, chevron acquired Texaco, and with it the pollution case.

    2001年,雪佛龙并购了德士古,包括它的污染案件。

  • chevron (n.) late 14c., in heraldry, "a device in the shape of an inverted V," from Old French chevron "rafter; chevron" (13c.), so called because it looks like rafters of a shallow roof, from Vulgar Latin *caprione, from Latin caper "goat" (see cab); the hypothetical connection between goats and rafters being the animal's angular hind legs. Compare gambrel, also Latin capreolus "props, stays, short pieces of timber for support," literally "wild goat, chamoix."
chev·ron / ˈʃevrən ; NAmE ˈʃevrən / noun 1 a line or pattern in the shape of a V *V 形线条; V 形图案 2 a piece of cloth in the shape of a V which soldiers and police officers wear on their uniforms to show their rank (军人、警察制服上表示军衔或警衔的) V 形标志 chevron chevrons chev·ron / ˈʃevrən ; NAmE ˈʃevrən /
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