foodstuffs的意思|foodstuffs的解释-里氏词典

foodstuffs

n. 粮食

Nowadays, the foodstuffs in our life are more various.
如今，我们生活中的食品越来越五花八门了。
Rice is our essential foodstuff in life.
大米是我们生活的基本食物。

Tensions have escalated in Romania since the Front-dominated government introduced price reforms on Nov. 1. The prices of some basic goods since have doubled and tripled, but energy, rents and essential foodstuffs were not affected.
The convoy, also carrying foodstuffs, had parked about four miles from Kabul's international airport, they said.
Some basic foodstuffs are rationed.
A House committee approved legislation Friday that would stop the hauling of garbage in refrigerated trucks used to ship food, drugs and cosmetics, and the back-to-back hauling of chemicals and foodstuffs in cargo tankers.
The credits are used to buy grain and other foodstuffs.
Subsidies on most basic foodstuffs will be removed after April.
Consumers increasingly favor imported household electric appliances, clothing and foodstuffs, particularly from countries such as Taiwan, South Korea and Hong Kong because they are cheaper than the Japanese products.
Many store shelves are empty, essential foodstuffs are rationed, and electricity is periodically cut off.
"My heart goes out to those who are hungry and have to enter places to take foodstuffs.
In the past year, Ligachev and Gorbachev have placed different emphasis on what must be done to ease shortages of meat, fruit, vegetables and other foodstuffs.
Gorbachev called food shortages "our society's biggest wound." Meat, sugar and many other foodstuffs must be rationed in numerous Soviet regions.
He said Ilva, the state steel concern already partly privatised, and the remains of SME, the foodstuffs group, would be sold off this year.
Also Thursday, the government decided to give the Soviets foodstuffs and medical supplies built up against a repeat of the 1948-49 Berlin Blockade, in which Josef Stalin tried to starve the West's isolated island in Berlin.
Irradiation, exposing foodstuffs _ especially meats _ to radioisotopes such as cobalt 60 and cesium 137, has been proposed as a food preservation method since at least the early 1960s.
Tetra Pak Kuban will make and market packaging products for such foodstuffs as milk, juice, vegetables, meat and fruits.
Jorge Blanco was charged with ordering the country's military chiefs to buy 75 percent of the vehicles, uniforms, foodstuffs and other necessities for the armed forces and national police from firms owned by Pena Valentin and Almonte.
Serb gunmen have manned roadblocks, stopping all transport of foodstuffs and medicines.
A wider role for kolkhozes and co-op ventures should help the country become self-sufficient in foodstuffs, Gorbachev said.
Since Monday, the group, including dozens of children, has camped out on benches and on the floor, making do with basic foodstuffs such as bread and milk supplied by the U.S. Embassy.
Trying to appease the unions, the government last Friday announced a new anti-inflation program, including strong price controls, subsidies on basic foodstuffs and lower barriers on certain imports.
Some foodstuffs and electricity are rationed. Other foods and many consumer items are in short supply or unavailable.
Sales of foodstuffs rose 36% to 61.204 billion yen from 45.127 billion yen.
In many other regions of the Soviet Union, people have needed "talons," or ration cards, to buy meat, sausage and other foodstuffs for years.
It noted further moderate rises in wholesale prices in August, but said consumer prices were lower, led by less expensive, perishable foodstuffs, while domestic commodity prices also declined slightly.
"The enemy soldiers also suffered widespread damage in military equipment including five trucks loaded with foodstuffs," the report added.
The efforts of neither have yielded fruit, and consumers complain about worsening shortages of basic foodstuffs such as meat, cheese and sugar.
Losers included electricals, shipbuildings and machineries. Papers, chemicals, constructions and foodstuffs were also lower. Among the winners were steels and rubbers.
Many basic foodstuffs are scarce or beingrrationed.
The effort got off to an impressive start four years ago, as markets were opened for industrial products and foodstuffs that previously were produced exclusively under central plans.
The ministers sharply criticized the country's inability to supply the population with enough fruit, vegetables and other foodstuffs.

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