| 单词 | simplification |
| 释义 | simplification (sɪmplɪfɪkeɪʃən ) Word forms: simplifications 1. countable noun You can use simplification to refer to the thing that is produced when you make something simpler or when you reduce it to its basic elements. Like any such diagram, it is a simplification. 2. uncountable noun Simplification is the act or process of making something simpler. Everyone favours the simplification of court procedures. [+ of] Collocations: tax simplification To make tax simplification politically possible, there would need to be a government surplus of at least 25 billion to 'give away'. Times, Sunday Times In other respects, it has been a bitty chancellorship, with too many initiatives and too little tax simplification. Times, Sunday Times His successor will be measured by one task: tax simplification. Times, Sunday Times It was probably a mistake to present this as a tax simplification measure, though. Times, Sunday Times Maybe he thought that these were desirable outcomes or that any ill-effects were a price worth paying for tax simplification. Times, Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 简化了的事物, 简化 Japanese: 簡略化されたもの, 簡略化 |
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