ec
ec — 名詞
1. a political and economic organization of Western European countries, formed afte
歐洲共同體
西歐國家的政治經濟組織
a political and economic organization of Western European countries, formed after World War II to create a shared market and common trade rules among its members; it was later replaced by the European Union.
The EC was created in 1957 by six founding countries.
歐洲共同體於一九五七年由六個創始國成立。
usually used with 'the'
Wei wrote a report on how the EC expanded into southern Europe in the 1980s.
Wei 寫了一份關於歐洲共同體在八〇年代擴張至南歐的報告。
Trade rules within the EC allowed farm goods to move freely between member states.
歐洲共同體內的貿易規則允許農產品在成員國之間自由流通。
Kabir found old newspapers describing the first EC elections in 1979.
Kabir 找到了一些描述一九七九年歐洲共同體首次選舉的舊報紙。
- EU
the European Union, which replaced the European Community in 1993; EU is used for current events, EC for historical ones
- Common Market
an informal name for the European Community, focusing on its economic role
文法句型
the EC
用法筆記
Frequently used with the definite article ('the EC'). The organization officially became part of the European Union (EU) in 1993; references to the EC after that date are typically historical.
常見錯誤
2. the written short form that uses the first letters of the words 'European Commun
縮寫;簡稱
歐洲共同體的英文縮寫
the written short form that uses the first letters of the words 'European Community' or 'European Communities', appearing on official documents, news headlines, maps, and addresses.
The newspaper headline read 'EC approves new farm subsidy plan'.
報紙標題寫著「EC 批准新的農業補貼方案」。
common in news headlines
Hoa explained to her classmates that EC stands for European Community.
Hoa 向同學解釋說 EC 代表歐洲共同體。
pattern: EC stands for ...
The visa form asked if the applicant had ever worked for an EC institution.
簽證表格詢問申請人是否曾在 EC 機構工作過。
A large sign at the border read 'Welcome to the EC customs zone'.
邊界上的一塊大招牌寫著「歡迎來到 EC 關稅區」。
- EU
the written short form for European Union, which replaced EC in official usage after 1993
文法句型
EC stands for European Community
EC is short for
用法筆記
The abbreviation is written in capital letters without full stops (EC, not E.C.). This written form was common before the European Union replaced the Community structure in 1993.