enrichment的意思|enrichment的解释-里氏词典

enrichment [ɪn'rɪtʃmənt]

n. 丰富, 肥沃

[化] 富集

[医] 强化(食品), 增菌法

Good books are an enrichment of life.
良好的书藉是使人生变得充实之物。
Good books are an enrichment of life.
良好的书藉是使人生变得充实之物。
The Common interest uniting them is material enrichment.
大意是：在中国，私营老板和执政党的共同兴趣和纽带也就是物质致富。

enrichment

[ noun ]

act of making fuller or more meaningful or rewarding

<noun.act>

a gift that significantly increases the recipient's wealth

<noun.possession>

Enrichment \En*rich"ment\, n.
The act of making rich, or that which enriches; increase of
value by improvements, embellishment, etc.; decoration;
embellishment.

Jim Bakker, the television evangelist who lost his PTL empire in a sex scandal, was sentenced to 45 years in prison and fined $500,000 Tuesday for defrauding his followers for his own enrichment.
To quell the "state of crisis" among blacks Kerner proposed a national policy of "ghetto enrichment" to bring poor blacks into the mainstream of American life.
Watkins said the Bush administration was preparing a legislative proposal to create a government corporation that would take over the Energy Department's uranium enrichment operations in order to restore their competitiveness.
The issue of individual enrichment in taking kickbacks has not been touched.
Its general counsel says the contract requires the enrichment program to pay the TVA prevailing rates, as adjusted by the TVA.
Judge Sand also held in favor of the Bednariks' charges of contractural interference and unjust enrichment against Mr. Bricklin and his companies, Bricklin Industries and International Automobile Importers.
It charged Capitol Records with fraud, unjust enrichment and breach of contract.
For two decades, the U.S. government enjoyed a near-monopoly on the enrichment business in the non-Communist world.
This bureaucratic debate about who's responsible for the bill comes at a time when the Energy Department is trying to improve the fortunes of the enrichment program.
But if Mr. Lorenzo is intent on personal enrichment, it isn't evident from his operations to date.
If the enrichment program were back on its feet, it's hoped that private companies that mine and mill uranium also would enjoy a rebound.
The Senate measure would convert the Energy Department's uranium enrichment operations to a government corporation, a move that some consumer and environmental groups claim would amount to a $9 billion bailout of the nuclear industry.
But Yates said two mistakes out of some 4,000 annual grants do not warrant imposing a "lingering death" on an agency whose subsidies are used to foster cultural enrichment across the country.
He had praise for Hal Markowitz, a U.S. behavioral enrichment pioneer who installed a machine to toss meatballs into a serval's cage, but added that he believes more naturalistic tools should be explored.
Was it all for personal enrichment?
In addition, my budget proposes legislation to establish a government corporation for the uranium enrichment enterprise, as the first step towards eventual privatization.
Sen. John Glenn (D., Ohio) is expected to introduce a similar enrichment amendment in the Senate.
After he returned to Pakistan, he worked as chief of a uranium enrichment facility in Kahuta.
The 'high-ups', he said, did not like popular enrichment.
Panama's complaint is based on allegations of illicit appropriations, fraud, noncompliance, illicit enrichment, racketeering and other alleged offenses against the Panamanian people.
Europeans, who were already developing their own enrichment facilities, accelerated their efforts.
Museum curators have long argued that such acquisitions preserve precious art for the enrichment of the public and keep it from disappearing into private collections or Swiss bank vaults.
Thomas has persuaded Howard University's School of Education to establish a partnership with Nalle to provide educational counseling, staff development and cultural enrichment opportunities for faculty, students and parents.
Lawyers somehow escaped his notice, though they would seem completely suited to his twin purposes of revenue and enrichment.
Iraq has been trying to buy components and know-how to assemble a chain of gas centrifuges for uranium enrichment, but is still several years away from completing such a project, said the official.
Catherine Larsen, director of music for Urban Gateways, a Chicago organization that puts enrichment programs into inner-city schools, called the one-shot concert method "a waste."
They argued that jobs, ticket sales, tourism and enrichment of schools and communities justify full state funding for the Massachusetts Council on the Arts and Humanities.
The president said he particularly was concerned about personal enrichment by government officials and bankers.
In fact, the cost of expansion was paid for directly through revenues received from commercial customers for enrichment services, not by taxpayer funding.
The justices upheld an Ohio court's extra compensation for an employee injured in 1980 at a uranium enrichment plant operated in Piketon, Ohio, for the Energy Department by Goodyear Atomic Corp., a Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. unit.

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