cornerstones

英 [ˈkɔːnəstəʊnz]

美 [ˈkɔrnərˌstoʊnz]

n.  基石; 奠基石; 最重要部分; 基础; 柱石
cornerstone的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 基石;基础;最重要的部分
  Thecornerstone ofsomething is the basic part of it on which its existence, success, or truth depends.
  1. Research is the corner-stone of the profession.
     研究是这一职业的基础。

双语例句

• Hong Kong has long upheld the rule of law, which is one of its cornerstones.
  此外，香港长期的法治基础亦能令人有充分信心。
• And it affects these cornerstones, this is sort of the justification.
  它影响这些基础，这是一种调整。
• Among the companies that could be interested in buying parts or the whole of AIA, which has been one of AIG's cornerstones for over a century, are the UK insurer Prudential and Chinese and European rivals.
  可能会对竞购AIA部分或全部资产感兴趣的公司包括英国保险公司保诚保险（Prudential），以及其它中国和欧洲的竞争对手。AIA一个多世纪来一直是AIG的业务基石。
• Experts warn that job discrimination has already become a social problem that poisons the cornerstones of a healthy society – justice and equality.
  专家警告，就业歧视已然成为一个社会问题，正在毒害着健康社会的基石&公平与公正。
• It is one of the cornerstones of software internationalization.
  这是软件国际化的王道。
• On two cultural cornerstones for the generation and development of scientific and technological law;
  科技法已形成一个独立的法律部门已是国内外众多法律界、科技界的共识。
• Technical research and innovation are the cornerstones of P& G's success.
  技术研究和创新是宝洁公司成功的基石。
• The lessons I learned during this project became ingrained in me and became the cornerstones of this success.
  这个项目的教训深深地影响了我，成为成功的基础。
• We conclude that active screening, earlier diagnosis and intervention remain the cornerstones of treatment.
  我们认为，积极的筛查，早期诊断和干预仍是最基本的治疗。
• Action and experimentation are the cornerstones of empiricism.
  行动和尝试是经验主义的基石。