This word is hard to define.
此词难下定义。
It is hard to define the word "happiness".
人们很难对幸福下定义。
How do you define yourself?
你如何定义自己？
Meanwhile, from a policy perspective, clearer policy guidance is needed on how to define, cluster and approve digital innovative products, as well as improve the reimbursement process.
同时，从政策角度来看，需要更明确的政策指导，说明如何定义、集群和批准数字创新产品，以及改进报销流程。
Shen Ziyu, chairman and CEO of Xingji Meizu,said the car will be deeply customized by users, who can jointly create and define a large number of personalized details such as its paint, interior, and car theme.
星基魅族董事长兼首席执行官沈梓瑜表示，这款车将由用户深度定制，用户可以共同创造和定义大量个性化细节，如油漆、内饰和汽车主题。
After defining the available capacity station by station, line by line and substation by substation and making construction plans annually, it has promoted multiple benefits including energy transformation, grid security and social investment.
通过逐站、逐线、逐变确定可用容量，每年制定建设计划，促进了能源转型、电网安全和社会投资等多重效益。
Syngenta Group said that the rollout of the registration-based share issuance scheme across China in February will further improve the capital market and clearly define the roles of different boards.
先正达集团表示，2月份在中国各地推出的注册制股票发行计划将进一步改善资本市场，并明确界定不同董事会的作用。
A higher benchmark is also likely to define whether audit firms have fully completed their due diligence, Zhu said.
朱说，更高的基准也可能决定审计公司是否完全完成了尽职调查。
But WebRTC does not define the signaling interaction process, and each streaming platform has its own interaction logic between the client and the server, which leads to the latency in livestreaming.
但WebRTC没有定义信令交互过程，每个流媒体平台在客户端和服务器之间都有自己的交互逻辑，这导致了直播的延迟。
"We can't simply define ourselves as a domestic brand.
Many of them in big cities are also looking for stylists to provide personal and professional fashion advice to help them better define themselves," he said.
"Jinnah will be charged with defining and leading Boeing's strategy for software engineering, which includes providing capabilities, technologies, processes and secure and accurate systems to meet the needs of all our customers across the entire product life cycle," said Hyslop.
The orders also instructed the Commerce Department to define what transactions would be prohibited by Sept 20.
Hathaway said the White House is currently defining national security issues very broadly, and that might reflect "a tech fear and a future fear "beyond the current issue itself.
"Meanwhile, digitalization has become a defining factor for business's competitiveness. "
To lend a helping hand to medical workers who are overloaded with work diagnosing and treating the COVID-19 patient, the company collected medical data on more than 1,000 confirmed COVID-19 patients as quickly as possible, which was then labeled by professional doctors -- defining normal elements and categorizing abnormal ones.
In feedback provided on Nov 4, the CSRC questioned its prime operation and asked for an explanation to define the issuer as an asset management company or a high-speed train passenger transport service provider.
I think it's difficult to grow if you define yourself as a cold-weather, sheepskin boot.
If you define yourself as a California fashion lifestyle brand that gives you permission to do lot more things.
How do you define SK-II as a brand?
They all help define the lifestyles that Chinese consumers would prefer.
The short answer is: to be the defining performer in a unique category.
"The sky-high cost of housing — both for homeowners and renters — is the defining quality-of-life concern for millions of families across this state, one that can only be fixed by building more housing.
"China is really becoming a dynamic market and both local players and international brands are now beginning to define a unique Chinese fragrance landscape," Luc Berriet, the fragrance development director with Firmenich China, explained.
Media publications and industry analysts often categorize Chinese cities into tiers, defining them based on population, gross domestic product and other criteria.
The move comes on the back of Chinese consumers' soaring demand for upscale clothing and fashion advice so they could better define themselves.
But it fails to define clearly which products will continue being restricted and Huawei's core network and 5G base station business may still suffer from the ban," Lyu said.
Haier's internet of food and internet of clothing are the leaders in defining international standards for IoT, paving the way for the full deployment of the IoT ecosystem in terms of technology and standards.
The firm's vice-president, Wang Chuandong, explained that there are three criteria to define a truly international brand: products available in at least half the world's markets, a grasp of world-leading technology and products or brands winning recognition in mainstream markets.
Science and technology conglomerate Merck Group is looking to use artificial intelligence to help scientists define research topics and predict chemical reactions.
"AI can help researchers to be more efficient in defining what they need to do, improve the quality of the research, and get good answers faster," Vermant said.
Panda Guide, the agricultural product rankings that aim to define "good taste" through strict review and evaluation, announced its spring 2019 list last week in Beijing.
In 2018, the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission harmonized regulations for foreign banks and Chinese banks, defining the path for foreign investment in domestic banks, licensing requirements and other operational matters.
"Therefore, many of them in big cities are also looking for stylists to provide personal and professional fashion advice to help them better define themselves," Guo said.
"Access to high quality accommodation is an important part of student life and a significant factor in defining students," said Chris Day, vice-chancellor and president of Newcastle University.
Pan Gongsheng, deputy governor of the People’s Bank of China, the central bank, said the country will gradually further define details in policy to encourage international investment in its bond market.
I think letting utility companies have more freedom in defining what is good value instead of just going for the lowest bid will go a long way.
Huang said with Chinese cities entering a new chapter of urbanization, the company is defining and injecting more energy into every piece of land it is going to develop.
"The reasons for the success of the Finnish experience lies in the characteristics like stubbornness, insistence on research and development, industry-leading and defining innovations, as well as an approach to design that lasts the test of time," the ambassador said.
Many of them in top-tier cities are also looking for stylists to provide personal and professional fashion advice to help them better define themselves," Guo said.
Defining its role as a "utility and infrastructure provider", the company enabled digital versions of existing physical stores and improve customer experience by upgrading technological capabilities via partnerships.
He kept that as defining who he was in the hotel space and still today as a chief executive officer.
How would you define a good hotel?
Vanessa Garcia-Brito, Nike's vice-president of purpose communications, said the company is determined to help China to define women's sneaker culture.
And what's exciting for us at Nike is that we're helping to define what that culture is," she said.
"An internal security tool signaled a potential breach in early September, but the company was unable to decrypt the information that would define what data had possibly been exposed until last week.
"The key challenge for the government is how to define which projects deserve public support and which projects are just putting on the label of 'green technology' in the hope of getting support.
Heritage, quality, uniqueness and consistency define and characterize every Moncler product, a brand that withstands the tides of fashion, because real luxury today is having a high-quality product that lasts.
Njeri said affordability and quality have become the defining features of the StarTimes App that has animated Kenyan soccer lovers of all stripes.
"We define success in an unconventional way," he said.
Lu Zhenwang, CEO of Shanghai-based Wanqing Consultancy, said: "Such tantalizing subsidies are set to bolster its transportation capacity as major ride-hailing companies witnessed a drop in the number of drivers amid a string of government requirements to define which types of cars can be used for car-hailing business.
"As one of the pioneers in defining luxury hotels both in Asia and around the world, Regent is an excellent addition to IHG's portfolio of brands," said IHG chief executive Keith Barr in a statement.
To Dumas, China is one step ahead of the world by defining omni-channel commerce, where the dichotomy between online and offline is being blurred thanks to technology.
Benjamin Ha, corporate vice-president at NetEase, said, "Mattel has been defining the future of learning and play for generations, and we are honored to be partners in creating a new world-class publishing and development studio in gaming and education.
"We define JD Finance as a partner, but not a subverter, to the financial institutions.
BEIJING — French novelist Jules Verne might have imagined the future in his science fictions, but a modern fan is actually defining the future of flight.
And he believes the aerospace giant should work with the world' s most populous nation to define the future.
And China will surely become a pivotal power in defining the future of the world's skies," said Luo.
"We define JD Finance as a partner, but not a subverter to the financial institutions.
"What's more important is to help them better define themselves and really improve their personal characteristics.
"We should have the confidence to understand that we no longer need traditional Chinese features to define our design.
The high street giant that helped define fast food is making super-sized efforts to reverse its fading popularity and catch up to a landscape that has evolved around it.
The two fast food giants used to define China's fast food segment, with the duopoly accounting for more than half of the market share in a country that has the world's largest food service industry.
Aligning with international high-standard economic and trade rules holds significant importance for promoting China's reform and opening-up, as they represent a crucial direction for future global economic governance and serve as a "yardstick "defining the direction of China's efforts toward increasing openness.
This divergence in performance underscores the importance of innovation, premium branding, and agile responses to market changes — factors that will continue to define winners in the market.
Nevertheless, due to a lack of unequivocal standards and strict legal rigor, these criteria only hold statistical significance and cannot be used to define countries' rights and responsibilities under international law, let alone the fact that discrepancies frequently arise between different institutions regarding the classification of the same country or region.
"We define this process as the training of professional farmers.
China's emphasis on the Green Silk Road allows the country to set green standards for BRI projects and make sustainability a defining feature of BRI cooperation agreements.
The strong policy push shows that China is further defining the crucial role of consumption as a persistent pull on the economy and a lasting driving force for growth.
Intelligence and video will define the next generation's foreign trade experience besides the added value brought by science and technology to products and brands made in China, said Zhang Kuo, president of Alibaba.
"At the beginning of each year, the provincial government will hold a meeting to define the objectives of efforts to create a sound business environment for the whole year.
It is an imperative that will define the next era for MNCs, and those that solve it will be tomorrow's winners.
Comprised of one document of trial measures and five guidelines, the regulations improve the regulatory system, clarify filing requirements, strengthen regulatory coordination, define legal responsibilities, and ensure inclusiveness.
The US government's move to define China-US relations as "strategic competition," and its series of trade and investment restrictive measures, as well as protectionist practices against China, have harmed the interests of businesses and people of the two countries, said Wang.
Decarbonization, the process of reducing carbon emissions, is defining not only the industry's regulatory agenda but also the environmental, social and governance revolution, he said.
But water, which can define the taste and quality of coffee, is just as important.
Chinese modernization, a key term defining China's journey to rejuvenation, has for the first time been written into a report to the congress.
Third, flexible employment is by nature a process of defining clear roles and responsibilities, which involves division and integration of functions.
They also need to define labor relations, liabilities for work-related injuries as well as available insurance during the period of employment.
Meng Wei, a spokeswoman for the National Development and Reform Commission, said at a news conference in Beijing that China's economy is at a critical juncture that will define full-year economic performance trends for 2022.
"Looking ahead, opening-up remains the defining feature of China's high-quality development," Liao said.
But how does one define a "high growth rate"?
And the reduction of carbon emissions is one of the defining challenges of our time.
Endowment insurance institutions should further highlight their feature of providing retirement planning financial services and clearly define the main directions of their business.
Bain's Yang agreed, defining the relationship between KOLs and platforms "symbiotic" and "mutually beneficial".
Currently, we don't have laws and regulations that fully and clearly define the property rights of data, and the lack of clear boundaries in data assets will restrict the value and market development of data.
It's still the value of the products in the blind boxes that will define the price.
"We hope that any effort to rebuild a healthy working relationship between the US and China enables the two sides to identify areas of global benefit to humankind and define common purpose in these areas," said Greg Gilligan, chairman of AmCham China.
To identify market dominance abuse behaviors in the sector, it is usually necessary to define the relevant market and analyze whether a platform operator has a dominant position in the market, according to the guideline.
China will emerge as the world's financial center, said Ray Dalio, founder of world's biggest hedge fund Bridgewater Associates, according to a Financial Times report on Jan 9.2020 was a "defining year" for Chinese financial markets, the co-chief investment officer of Bridgewater told the Financial Times during an interview in mid-December.
The defining feature of China-US trade-in-services cooperation is mutually beneficial, said the report, noting that US companies have played an active role in the development of China's service trade.
As of Monday, 15 Chinese cities, including the four top-tier cities, have announced their versions of policy adjustments for defining first-time homebuyers, according to the Zhuge Real Estate Data Research Center.
Yang said the MIIT will rev up fiscal support to promote the development of innovation in the new display industry, defining it as a key area of the digital economy, and it will also strengthen supporting public services.
The unified registration of immovable property has fully realized and will create conditions for the collection of the real estate tax, clarify the basic details of property ownership and define the sources of the real estate tax, said Shaun Brodie, senior director and head of occupier research of China at Cushman & Wakefield, a global real estate services firm.
"The challenge is to define the market-relevant problem and the right path.
Liu said designers should see the real needs of the world and define products in terms of these needs, rather than to stimulate desires.
Lyu noted that it is a milestone to define hydrogen as a green and low-carbon secondary energy for the first time.
China's pledge in 2020 to achieve peak emissions by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2060 is a defining moment in the global decarbonization journey toward a more sustainable future and Shell believes it is economically and technically possible for China to achieve its ambitions.
"With more deeper understanding on the education scenarios, we feel it is necessary to define the next-generation learning equipment for K12 students," Wang Zhicong, vice-president of sales and marketing group at Intel, said.
Liu said the central government must define the boundaries of reasonable data application, so as to ensure the development of big data whilst opting for effective data protection.
The plan will put forward a clear mission and specific evaluation measures to better define the ongoing mixed-ownership reform, strengthen supervision of SOE assets, improve their innovation and enhance incentive mechanisms to boost productivity, said Li Jin, chief researcher at the China Enterprise Research Institute in Beijing.
China, India, Brazil and South America are outpacing the US and UK in the "upskilling" race and defining a new global economy.
How would you define sustainable luxury?