dossier
dossier 英 [ˈdɒsieɪ] 美 [ˈdɔsieɪ]
n. 档案，卷宗；病历表册
名词复数:dossiers
- If you’re a fan of spy movies, you’ve probably seen countless scenes in which an intrepid secret agent breaks into a secure government facility in order to steal a dossier, or a collection of files.
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- n. 档案，卷宗；病历表册
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1. "It would probably take a full day to compile a decent dossier on you, " he says, while a unique name takes just a few minutes.
“这可能会花一整天的时间才能汇编出一份你的像样的档案，”他说，而一个独特的名称只需花费几分钟。
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2. Four months ago, the Chinese government accepted our dossier. In the next year or two, a little girl will be born and her parents will not want her.
四个月以前，中国政府接受了我们的申请和档案，不出一两年的时间，有一个小女孩会在中国出生，而她的父母不想要她。
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3. His doubts about the veracity of the WMD dossier compiled by the Blair Government caused a political scandal, and he was forced to attend a Parliamentary committee hearing about the remarks.
他对于布莱尔政府编纂的大规模杀伤性武器档案的怀疑引发了一场政治丑闻，于是他被强迫出席了一次国会委员会以便听取各界的评论。
- dossier (n.) 1880, from French dossier "bundle of papers," from dos "back" (12c.), from Vulgar Latin dossum, variant of Latin dorsum "back" (see dorsal). Supposedly so called because the bundle bore a label on the back, or possibly from resemblance of the bulge in a mass of bundled papers to the curve of a back. Old French dossiere meant "back-strap, ridge strap (of a horse's harness)."
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