contract 的英语意思
contractcontract1 /ˈkɒntrækt $ ˈkɑːn-/ AWL noun [countable] 
查看全部语言翻译1an official agreement between two or more people, stating what each will do两方或多方之间的正式协议，规定各方各自的义务contract with/between
Tyler has agreed a seven-year contract with a Hollywood studio.泰勒已与好莱坞一家制片公司达成了一份为期七年的合同。contract to do something a three-year contract to provide pay telephones at local restaurants一份在当地餐厅提供付费电话服务的三年合同on a contract/under contract The firm operates schools under contract to state education authorities.该公司受州教育主管机构委托，以合同方式运营学校。 Employees who refuse to relocate are in breach of contract (=have done something not allowed by their contracts).拒绝调动的员工属于违约（=做了合同所不允许的事）。2subject to contract if an agreement is subject to contract, it has not yet been agreed formally by a contract若协议注明 subject to contract（以正式合同为准），则该协议尚未通过正式合同予以确认3informal非正式 an agreement to kill a person for money受雇杀人的协议: They put a contract out on him and he’s in hiding.他们下了取他性命的暗杀令，他只好躲起来了。COLLOCATIONS词语搭配verbs动词have a contract· The company had a contract to build a new hotel there.该公司持有在那里建造一家新酒店的合同。sign a contract· He signed a contract to become vice president of the football club.他签署了合同，成为该足球俱乐部的副主席。enter (into) a contract· You will enter a two-year training contract with your chosen employer.您将与您所选择的雇主签订一份为期两年的培训合同。agree to a contract (also agree a contract British English)· Keane was reported to have agreed a contract for a further three years.据报道，基恩已同意再签一份三年合同。make a contract· Did he know this when he made the contract?他签合同时知道这件事吗？negotiate a contract (=agree the conditions of a contract with someone)· Your lawyer will assist you in negotiating a contract.您的律师将协助您谈判合同。break a contract (=do something that your contract does not allow)· She broke her contract and left the job after only six months.她违约，仅工作六个月便离职了。fulfil/honour a contract (=do what you have agreed to do)· If you have signed a contract, you have to fulfil it.如果您已签署合同，就必须履行。draw up a contract (=write one)· The two sides drew up a contract.双方起草了一份合同。win/get a contract· They won a contract to supply 37 passenger trains to Regional Railways.他们赢得了一份向区域铁路公司供应37列客运列车的合同。give somebody a contract· He was given a new two-year contract in March.三月份，他获得了一份新的两年期合同。award a company a contract (=give them a contract)· The state of Kentucky has awarded the firm a $10m contract.肯塔基州已向该公司授予一份价值1000万美元的合同。cancel/end/terminate a contract· The buyer has three days in which to cancel the contract.买方有三天时间可以取消合同。renew somebody’s contract (=give someone another contract when their old one ends)· I hope they will renew my contract at the end of the year.我希望他们能在年底续签我的合同。adjectives形容词a one-year/two-year etc contract· He signed a five-year contract worth $2 million.他签署了一份价值200万美元的五年合同。a recording/building etc contract· The band was soon offered a recording contract with Columbia Records.这支乐队不久便收到了哥伦比亚唱片公司提供的唱片合约邀请。a written contract· All employees should have a written contract.所有员工都应持有书面合同。phrases短语a contract of employment (also an employment contract)· Make sure you fully understand your contract of employment.务必充分了解您的劳动合同。the terms of a contract (=the conditions that are part of the contract)· He explained the terms of the contract.他解释了合同的条款。breach of contract (=an action that your contract does not allow)· They are suing the building company for breach of contract.他们正以违约为由起诉该建筑公司。be in breach of contract (=have done something that your contract does not allow)
查看全部语言翻译1an official agreement between two or more people, stating what each will do两方或多方之间的正式协议，规定各方各自的义务contract with/between Tyler has agreed a seven-year contract with a Hollywood studio.泰勒已与好莱坞一家制片公司达成了一份为期七年的合同。contract to do something a three-year contract to provide pay telephones at local restaurants一份在当地餐厅提供付费电话服务的三年合同on a contract/under contract The firm operates schools under contract to state education authorities.该公司受州教育主管机构委托，以合同方式运营学校。 Employees who refuse to relocate are in breach of contract (=have done something not allowed by their contracts).拒绝调动的员工属于违约（=做了合同所不允许的事）。2subject to contract if an agreement is subject to contract, it has not yet been agreed formally by a contract若协议注明 subject to contract（以正式合同为准），则该协议尚未通过正式合同予以确认3informal非正式 an agreement to kill a person for money受雇杀人的协议: They put a contract out on him and he’s in hiding.他们下了取他性命的暗杀令，他只好躲起来了。COLLOCATIONS词语搭配verbs动词have a contract· The company had a contract to build a new hotel there.该公司持有在那里建造一家新酒店的合同。sign a contract· He signed a contract to become vice president of the football club.他签署了合同，成为该足球俱乐部的副主席。enter (into) a contract· You will enter a two-year training contract with your chosen employer.您将与您所选择的雇主签订一份为期两年的培训合同。agree to a contract (also agree a contract British English)· Keane was reported to have agreed a contract for a further three years.据报道，基恩已同意再签一份三年合同。make a contract· Did he know this when he made the contract?他签合同时知道这件事吗？negotiate a contract (=agree the conditions of a contract with someone)· Your lawyer will assist you in negotiating a contract.您的律师将协助您谈判合同。break a contract (=do something that your contract does not allow)· She broke her contract and left the job after only six months.她违约，仅工作六个月便离职了。fulfil/honour a contract (=do what you have agreed to do)· If you have signed a contract, you have to fulfil it.如果您已签署合同，就必须履行。draw up a contract (=write one)· The two sides drew up a contract.双方起草了一份合同。win/get a contract· They won a contract to supply 37 passenger trains to Regional Railways.他们赢得了一份向区域铁路公司供应37列客运列车的合同。give somebody a contract· He was given a new two-year contract in March.三月份，他获得了一份新的两年期合同。award a company a contract (=give them a contract)· The state of Kentucky has awarded the firm a $10m contract.肯塔基州已向该公司授予一份价值1000万美元的合同。cancel/end/terminate a contract· The buyer has three days in which to cancel the contract.买方有三天时间可以取消合同。renew somebody’s contract (=give someone another contract when their old one ends)· I hope they will renew my contract at the end of the year.我希望他们能在年底续签我的合同。adjectives形容词a one-year/two-year etc contract· He signed a five-year contract worth $2 million.他签署了一份价值200万美元的五年合同。a recording/building etc contract· The band was soon offered a recording contract with Columbia Records.这支乐队不久便收到了哥伦比亚唱片公司提供的唱片合约邀请。a written contract· All employees should have a written contract.所有员工都应持有书面合同。phrases短语a contract of employment (also an employment contract)· Make sure you fully understand your contract of employment.务必充分了解您的劳动合同。the terms of a contract (=the conditions that are part of the contract)· He explained the terms of the contract.他解释了合同的条款。breach of contract (=an action that your contract does not allow)· They are suing the building company for breach of contract.他们正以违约为由起诉该建筑公司。be in breach of contract (=have done something that your contract does not allow)contractcontract2 /kənˈtrækt/ AWL verb 1[intransitive] to become smaller or narrower收缩；变小或变窄 OPP expand: Metal contracts as it cools.金属冷却时会收缩。 The economy has contracted by 2.5% since last year.经济自去年以来已萎缩了2.5%。2[transitive] formal正式 to get an illness感染（疾病）；患（病） SYN catch: Two-thirds of the adult population there have contracted AIDS.那里三分之二的成年人口已感染艾滋病。3[intransitive, transitive] to sign a contract in which you agree formally that you will do something or someone will do something for you签订合同，正式约定由自己完成某事或由他人为自己完成某事contract (somebody) to do something They are contracted to work 35 hours a week.他们按合同规定每周工作35小时。 the company that had been contracted to build the models受合同委托制造模型的那家公司contract (with) somebody for something Doctors control their budgets and contract with hospitals for services.医生管理自己的预算，并与医院签订服务合同。contract a marriage/alliance etc (=agree to marry someone, form a relationship with them etc)（=同意与某人结婚、与其缔结关系等） Most of the marriages were contracted when the brides were very young.大多数婚姻都是在新娘年纪很小时缔结的。
1[intransitive] to become smaller or narrower收缩；变小或变窄 OPP expand: Metal contracts as it cools.金属冷却时会收缩。 The economy has contracted by 2.5% since last year.经济自去年以来已萎缩了2.5%。2[transitive] formal正式 to get an illness感染（疾病）；患（病） SYN catch: Two-thirds of the adult population there have contracted AIDS.那里三分之二的成年人口已感染艾滋病。3[intransitive, transitive] to sign a contract in which you agree formally that you will do something or someone will do something for you签订合同，正式约定由自己完成某事或由他人为自己完成某事contract (somebody) to do something They are contracted to work 35 hours a week.他们按合同规定每周工作35小时。 the company that had been contracted to build the models受合同委托制造模型的那家公司contract (with) somebody for something Doctors control their budgets and contract with hospitals for services.医生管理自己的预算，并与医院签订服务合同。contract a marriage/alliance etc (=agree to marry someone, form a relationship with them etc)（=同意与某人结婚、与其缔结关系等） Most of the marriages were contracted when the brides were very young.大多数婚姻都是在新娘年纪很小时缔结的。contractcontract3 /ˈkɒntrækt $ ˈkɑːn-/ contract in phrasal verb British English1 contract somebody/something ↔ in to arrange for a person or company outside your own organization to come in and do a particular job安排外部人员或公司进入本单位承担特定工作: We contract in cleaning services.我们外聘清洁服务。2formal正式 to agree officially to take part in something正式同意参加某事: The rules require all members to contract in.规定要求所有成员正式参与。contract out phrasal verb1 contract something ↔ out to arrange to have a job done by a person or company outside your own organization安排将某项工作交由组织外部的人员或公司完成contract out to We contracted the catering out to an outside firm.我们将餐饮服务外包给了一家外部公司。2 British English to agree officially not to take part in something such as a pension plan正式同意不参加某项计划（如养老金计划）
contract in phrasal verb British English1 contract somebody/something ↔ in to arrange for a person or company outside your own organization to come in and do a particular job安排外部人员或公司进入本单位承担特定工作: We contract in cleaning services.我们外聘清洁服务。2formal正式 to agree officially to take part in something正式同意参加某事: The rules require all members to contract in.规定要求所有成员正式参与。contract out phrasal verb1 contract something ↔ out to arrange to have a job done by a person or company outside your own organization安排将某项工作交由组织外部的人员或公司完成contract out to We contracted the catering out to an outside firm.我们将餐饮服务外包给了一家外部公司。2 British English to agree officially not to take part in something such as a pension plan正式同意不参加某项计划（如养老金计划）