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reforms是reform的第三人称单数 reform美 [rɪ'fɔrm] 英 [rɪ'fɔː(r)m] - v.改革；改造；矫正(品性等)；改正(错误等)
- n.改造；(误谬的)改正；悔改
- 网络改革方案；改革者
过去分词：reformed 现在分词：reforming 第三人称单数：reforms v.+n. reform system,make reform,reform education,need reform,implement reform adj.+n. comprehensive reform,fundamental reform,radical reform,successful reform,electoral reform v. improve,restructure,revolutionize,ameliorate,remodel n. improvement,reorganization,restructuring,modification,transformation n. | 1. (社会、政治等的)改革,改良,改进,改造,革新 1. (社会、政治等的)改革,改良,改进,改造,革新 | v. | |
n. | 1. the reorganization and improvement of something such as a political institution or system that is considered to be faulty, ineffective, or unjust 2. a change and improvement, especially in the social or political sphere 3. the adoption by somebody of a more acceptable way of life and mode of behavior 4. a change that is intended to correct a situation that is wrong or unfair, or make a system work more effectively 1. the reorganization and improvement of something such as a political institution or system that is considered to be faulty, ineffective, or unjust 2. a change and improvement, especially in the social or political sphere 3. the adoption by somebody of a more acceptable way of life and mode of behavior 4. a change that is intended to correct a situation that is wrong or unfair, or make a system work more effectively | v. | 1. to change and improve something by correcting faults, removing inconsistencies and abuses, and imposing modern methods or values 2. to adopt a more acceptable way of life and mode of behavior, or persuade or force somebody else to do so 3. to subject petroleum to a chemical process such as catalytic cracking, in order to convert it into gasoline 4. to improve a situation by correcting things that are wrong or unfair, or to make a system work more effectively 5. to change your own or someone else’s behaviour, so that it is no longer illegal or harmful 6. make better by removing or putting right what is bad or wrong 1. to change and improve something by correcting faults, removing inconsistencies and abuses, and imposing modern methods or values 2. to adopt a more acceptable way of life and mode of behavior, or persuade or force somebody else to do so 3. to subject petroleum to a chemical process such as catalytic cracking, in order to convert it into gasoline 4. to improve a situation by correcting things that are wrong or unfair, or to make a system work more effectively 5. to change your own or someone else’s behaviour, so that it is no longer illegal or harmful 6. make better by removing or putting right what is bad or wrong | adj. | 1. relating or belonging to Reform Judaism |
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