authorise

英 ['ɔ:θəraɪz]

美 ['ɔ:θəraɪz]

v.  批准; 授权

过去分词：authorised　现在分词：authorising　第三人称单数：authorises　过去式：authorised　

IELTSTEM8

BNC.5775

柯林斯词典

• → see:authorize

英英释义

verb

• grant authorization or clearance for
  1. Clear the manuscript for publication
  2. The rock star never authorized this slanderous biography
  Synonym:authorizepassclear
• give or delegate power or authority to
  1. She authorized her assistant to sign the papers
  Synonym:empowerauthorize

双语例句

• The ESB trusts the requesting application to authenticate and authorise end users and service providers regard the ESB as an authenticated and authorised user.
  ESB信任请求应用程序，由后者对最终用户进行身份验证和授权，而服务提供者将ESB视为经过身份验证和授权的用户。
• The company may at any time, by giving written notice to the contractor specifying the part of the contract to be resumed and the effective date of such resumption, authorise the contractor to resume all or any part of the contract suspended.
  业主可在任何时候，向承包商发出书面通知，通知需恢复的合同部分及恢复日期，批准承包商恢复全部或部分暂停的合同。
• Patent law gives an inventor the sole and exclusive right to exploit and to authorise another to exploit an invention.
  专利法给予发明人独占的，排它的权利去使用其发明或授权他人使用其发明。
• Fiscal tensions have fallen sharply along with the declining deficit but, even after agreeing on a budget, Congress still risks default if it does not authorise new borrowing soon.
  随着美国财政赤字下降，财政紧张程度已大幅降低，但即使达成了预算协议，美国国会仍有可能引发违约&如果它不能很快授权新的债务上限的话。
• That procedure was used to authorise several GM foods for sale in the EU ( Levidow& Murphy, 2002).
  欧盟已将其应用于几种在欧盟销售的转基因食品中（Levidow和Murphy，2002）。
• Congress was unwilling to give the Treasury the resources it needed to support the markets, or to authorise on anything like the required scale the transfer of risk from troubled financial institutions to us taxpayers.
  国会不愿给予财政部支持市场所需的资源，或者批准以要求的规模把问题金融机构的风险转嫁给纳税人之类的事情。
• Although he's talking about a substantial order, he wants better terms than I can authorise.
  尽管他说的订货数量很大，但他要的条件已经超出了给偶的授权。
• Nor does it authorise boarding ships on the high seas; China feared this would enable America to throw its weight about too much.
  同时也不把授权范围扩大到公海上；中国害怕这会是美国力量占上风。
• To authorise a cheque to be paid.
  批准兑现一张支票。
• Analysts say Barack Obama would face steeper odds persuading Congress to authorise more money to recapitalise the banking sector if Mr Geithner was the one making the request.
  分析人士表示，若由盖特纳提出请求，那么巴拉克奥巴马（barackobama）在说服国会授权更多拨款以调整银行业资本结构方面，将很难有胜算。