infrastructure

美音：['ɪnfrə.strʌktʃər] 英音：['ɪnfrə.strʌktʃə(r)]

简单释义：

n.（国家或机构的）基础设施

网络基础建设；基础结构；基础架构

变形：

复数：infrastructures

完整释义：

1.基础设施〔尤指社会、国家赖以生存和发展的,如道路、学校、电厂、交通、通讯系统等基本设施〕
2.基础结构
3.在下面的基础
4.下层结构
5.基层组织机构
6.运销机构
7.深层构造
8.深部构造
9.下构造层
10.【军事】永久性基地,永久性防御设施

例句：

The immediate priority, he said, is to improve health and education systems and strengthen water and sanitation infrastructure.
他说，首先要做的的是发展医疗和教育体系，加强水源和卫生基础设施方面的工作。
It is all about on demand business; however, SOA is just a concept or blueprint for IT infrastructure.
这都要求提供随需应变的业务，但是在IT基础设施中，SOA还仅仅只是一个概念或者说是一个蓝图。
Mr Abdullah said the measures would be financed by a government austerity campaign and by delaying plans for some infrastructure projects.
阿卜杜拉表示，将通过政府节俭运动以及推迟部分基础设施项目计划为上述措施筹措资金。
With so much growth over the past two years, the company has been forced to invest heavily in infrastructure.
在过去的两年中经历了这么大的增长，该公司不得不在基础设施上投入大量资金。
It would be a tragedy for big infrastructure companies to suffer when the developing world is crying out for infrastructure investment.
发展中国家极度缺乏基础设施投资，对大型基建企业将是一场悲剧。
Over the next 22 years, it says, the region will need up to nine trillion dollars in new infrastructure to meet its energy needs.
报告说，在未来22年里，亚太地区需要花费9万亿美元用于改善基础设施，以满足能源需求。
But in the long run, it's bad news as Coke will have to pay more to build out its own infrastructure in China, he said.
但他说，从长期来看，这是一个坏消息，因为可口可乐需要花费更多资金构建其在中国的基础设施。
Government spending, say on infrastructure, might have lasting benefits, but it has a long lead time and is often wasted.
政府支出，假设用于基础设施建设，也许会带来持续的收益，但建设过程耗时太长，并常常被浪费。

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