reform
美:/rɪˈfɔrm/
英:/rɪˈfɔː(r)m/
n.:
改革；变革；改良；改善
v.:
改革；改进；改良；改造（行为）
网络:
革新；改正
词形变换: (第三人称单数) reforms (现在分词) reforming (过去式) reformed
例句
1.
The agreement of December 13th did not include the reform of any other election laws.
12月13号的协议并没有包括任何选举法的改革。
2.
Mr Obama has often said he favours reform, but no one knows how much political capital he will invest in its pursuit.
奥巴马曾常说他喜欢改革，但没人知道，为了追逐改革，他将会投多少政治资本进去。
3.
Mr Bakiyev disappointed many of his supporters by not living up to his promises of democracy and political reform.
巴基耶夫先生因没有实现民主和政治改革的诺言让很多他的支持者感到失望。
4.
We must make it a principle that reform is to be carried out under unified central leadership.
我们要定一个方针，就是要在中央统一领导下深化改革。
5.
So far, three House committees have approved versions of health care reform, which would be melded together into a single bill.
目前已经有三个众议院的委员会批准了健保改革的几种版本，稍后会融合成一份法案。
6.
Of course, should the North decide to embark on a path of nuclear-weapons-free reform, the South will happily end it a guiding hand.
当然，如果朝鲜决定走上那条无核化的改革道路，韩国将乐意做一盏指路明灯。
7.
But it is important enough to justify them spending a little time trying to give the reform some momentum.
但是花点时间努力辨别它们对改革的势头足够重要。
8.
Immigration reform is bogged down in controversy , but there's compelling new evidence that the U. S.
关于移民改革的讨论已陷入僵局，但事实证明美国应放宽高技术人才的移民政策。
9.
As she takes a passive attitude towards life, it is impossible for her to give any favourable remarks to the management reform.
鉴于她对生活的消极态度，她不可能在改革管理部门的事情上给予支持。
10.
For reform to have any effect, it will have to deal with the prohibitive cost of any litigation in London.
要使改革有任何效果，就必须对在伦敦打官司的高昂费用进行处理。