repatriation

过去式：

动词过去式: repatriated

更多词形：

名词: repatriation | 动词过去式: repatriated | 动词过去分词: repatriated | 动词现在分词: repatriating | 动词第三人称单数: repatriates |

单词例句：

From 1990 to 2004, profit repatriation by those businesses reached US$250.6 billion.

1990年至2004年，在华外资企业利润汇出额达到2506亿美元。

Where they made no concessions, and rightly, was on the matter of the repatriation of prisoners.

他们不作让步的就是战俘遣返问题，而这是正确的。

Adjusted for the effect of deposit repatriation, the growth of Hong Kong dollar deposits was more moderate, 3.6 per cent year-on-year in December.

就存款回流的影响作出调整后，港元存款增长更为轻微，一九九九年十二月的按年计增长率为3.6%。

After the abolition in 2003 of the "Management Method for Internment and Repatriation", many cities in China cancelled temporary residence permits.

2003年《收容遣送管理办法》废止之后，国内不少城市取消暂住证。

Repatriation of profits Return of the financial assets or generated income of an organization or individual from a foreign country to the home country.

利润回流组织或个人从国外迁回国内的金融资产或收益。

It also threatens to disrupt the repatriation of hundreds of billions of dollars of foreign earnings built up over several years.

它也使过去几年里积累起来的数千亿美元海外利润回流美国的过程有被中断的风险。

More than four tons of loot seized by British police sit in a warehouse in London's Heathrow Airport awaiting repatriation.

在伦敦希斯罗机场的一座仓库中，英国警方查获、超过四吨的赃物正等着送回阿富汗。

Those who refuse repatriation to their homeland are transferred to a neutral zone and given 90 days to reconsider their decision.

而拒绝遣送回国的那些人被转移到中立区并且被给90天反思他们的决定。

China had demanded their repatriation and other countries were reluctant to accept them for fear of China's anger.

中国曾要求对这些人遣送回国，而其他国家也由于怕惹恼中国而不愿接收他们。