green paper

英 [ˌɡriːn ˈpeɪpə(r)]

美 [ˌɡriːn ˈpeɪpər]

n.  绿皮书

经济

牛津词典

noun

• 绿皮书（英国供公众讨论的政府提案文件）
  (in Britain) a document containing government proposals on a particular subject, intended for general discussion

柯林斯词典

• 绿皮书（英国供民众讨论的政府提案文件）
  In Britain, aGreen Paperis a document containing ideas about a particular subject that is published by the Government so that people can discuss them before any decisions are made.

英英释义

noun

• a preliminary report of government proposals that is published in order to stimulate discussion

双语例句

• For Green Paper to succeed and win in the competitive marketplace, our brand must stand for integrity, trust and solid ethical standards.
  在这个激烈竞争的市场上，格林纸业的品牌，必须代表着忠诚服务、遵敬他人、值得信赖以及坚守高超的道德标准。
• The paper suggests that we should reduce the demand for paper fibre resources, lower water consumption and energy consumption alize green and eco-friendly paper industry step by step with the recycling economy conception and puts forward opinions and suggestions on the practicing of recycling economy in paper industry.
  介绍了用循环经济理念，缓解造纸纤维资源需求、降低水耗和能耗、逐步实现绿色生态纸业，对造纸工业实行循环经济发表了意见和建议。
• 1992 Green Paper on Rehabilitation Policies and Services
  一九九二年发表的康复政策及服务绿皮书
• I would watch Old Man Olsen nest it tenderly in green tissue paper and fern.
  我总注视着奥尔森老头轻轻地把它裹在绿色薄纸和一些羊齿草里面。
• The recent housing green paper committed Britain to building 3M homes by 2020.
  最近的住房绿皮书承诺，英国将在2020年前新建300万套住房。
• The Commission will return to this issue in a green paper on urban transport due later this year.
  今年晚些时候，在一份关于城市交通的绿皮书中，欧盟委员会将会再次讨论这一问题。
• Everything was green paper and he wasn't having to pull out so soon.
  事情还只不过是个初步设想，他用不着这样急于脱身。
• Government policy is outlined in the green paper
  政府政策概述的绿皮书里
• She is holding a white and green paper cup.
  她手里拿着白绿色的纸杯。
• With its consultative green paper issued end-March, the European Commission has now kicked off a wider debate on the subject.
  随着3月底咨询性绿皮书的发表，欧盟委员会现在已经引发一场有关这一话题的争论。