rea

IPA/ɹˈiə/
KK[rˈe]IPA/rˈeɪ/

rea — 縮寫

1. a former U.S. government agency that helped bring electricity to farms and other

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釋義

REA

美國農村電化管理局(歷史機構)

a former U.S. government agency that helped bring electricity to farms and other rural communities by offering low-cost loans

例句

Eli found old REA documents while researching the history of his family farm in Iowa.

Eli 在研究他愛荷華州家族農場的歷史時,發現了舊 REA 的文件。

collocation: REA documents / REA records

By 1950 the REA had helped bring electricity to more than ninety percent of American farms.

到了 1950 年,REA 已協助將電力帶給超過九成的美國農場。

historical fact: 90% of farms electrified by 1950

文法句型

used as a noun in historical contexts

用法筆記

Usually written in capital letters as REA. Refers specifically to the historical U.S. agency created in 1935, not to modern electrification programs.

常見錯誤

The REA was a United Nations program.
The REA was a U.S. government program under Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal.
💡REA was an American agency only, not international.