guilds

英 [ˈɡɪldz]

美 [ˈɡɪldz]

n.  (行业)协会; (中世纪的)行会，同业公会
guild的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 同业公会；行会；协会
  Aguildis an organization of people who do the same job.
  1. ...the Writers' Guild of America.
     美国作家协会

双语例句

• Distributist and subsidiarist ideas, encouraging guilds and associations, flourished for a time in1920s Italy in the form of Mussolini's early corporatism.
  分配主义者和补贴主义者的观点鼓励了基尔特和协会的发展，在1920年在意大利曾经以墨索里尼的早期社团主义的形式非常繁荣。
• Other guilds will offer to set p shop in your cities depending on the govenor and your actions.
  别的行会将会根据你的政府和义举来出资建立商店。
• Europe had its city-states and its merchant guilds, each providing a political and cultural space in which this could happen.
  欧洲的城市国家和手工业行会都提供了一种政治和文化空间，让这种挑战发生。
• Division of labour between the different corporate guilds vanished in the face of division of labour in each single workshop.
  各种行业组织之间的分工随着各个作坊内部的分工的出现而消失了。
• This will involve a series of raids that will probably need the cooperation of several guilds to pull off.
  可能需要数个公会联手才能完成这个任务。
• The guilds determined who could make instruments, what they were sold for, the acceptable quality standards, etc.
  这些组织也决定谁可以制作乐器，制作出来的乐器卖给谁，质量标准等。
• Gold and silver have been worked since ancient times. Gold and silver objects were in such demand in the 12th century that gold-and silversmiths organized guilds.
  黄金和银在古代就有加工，12世纪在这方面金银的需求量很大，当时的金银匠组成了行会。
• For pre-capitalist examples one has only to think of the medieval guilds, whether of craftsmen or Master Singers.
  说到人类进入资本主义社会以前的那些例子，你只消想想中世纪的那些行会&不论是手工业行会，还是诗乐协会。
• There Are Many Guilds In The World, But One Guild
  这世上有许多的公会，但有一个
• Society began to specialize, people realized and felt drawn to form groups, guilds, or societies, to ensure continuance and growing perfection.
  社会开始专门化，人们认识到、并感觉到从属于各种团体、行会或阶层，以保证其延续性和趋向完善。