treaties

英 [ˈtriːtiz]

美 [ˈtritiz]

n.  (国家之间的)条约，协定
treaty的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (国家间的)条约，协定
  Atreatyis a written agreement between countries in which they agree to do a particular thing or to help each other.
  1. …the Treaty of Rome, which established the European Community.
     建立了欧洲共同体的《罗马条约》
  2. ...negotiations over a 1992 treaty on global warming.
     围绕 1992 年制定的遏制全球变暖问题的公约而进行的谈判

双语例句

• New treaties should be concluded through a broadly representative multilateral negotiations mechanism;
  继续通过具有普遍代表性的多边谈判机制谈判缔结新条约；
• To date, China has joined all the treaties related to international arms control and non-proliferation.
  迄今为止，中国已加入了所有国际军控与防扩散条约。
• The two leaders also approved treaties to cut stockpiles of chemical weapons.
  两位领导人还同意签署削减化学武器储备的几项条约。
• He was forced to sign on the title deed, and accepted all the unjust treaties.
  他被迫在红契上签了字，接受了所有的不公平条约。
• The imperialists forced a series of unequal treaties upon china.
  帝国主义强加给中国一系列不平等条约。
• There are still doubts about the final signing of the two treaties.
  仍然有人怀疑这两份条约最终能否签署。
• WARNING: This program is protected by copyright law and international treaties.
  警告：本程序受版权法和国际条约的保护。
• ( 14) to decide on the ratification or abrogation of treaties and important agreements concluded with foreign states;
  （十四）决定同外国缔结的条约和重要协定的批准和废除；
• Law and Practice relating to reservations to treaties
  关于条约保留意见的法律和惯例
• Before effective change can occur, Liechtenstein must sign and ratify new legal-assistance treaties.
  要出现实质性变化，列支敦士登必须签署和批准新的法律协助合约。