to maintain an 8% annual growth rate of the GDP (PRC policy)
1.to recommend sb for postgraduate studies2.to admit for postgraduate studies without taking the entrance exam
1.to bless and protect2.blessing3.also written 保佑[bǎo yòu]
1.(agriculture) to preserve a plant variety or animal breed2.(conservation) to conserve a wild species or population
1.(math.) angle-preserving2.conformal
animal protection (abbr. for 动物保护[dòng wù bǎo hù])
1.Domestic Security Protection Bureau, the department of the Ministry of Public Security responsible for political security, monitoring dissidents, religious groups and activities deemed a threat to state stability (abbr. for 国内安全保卫局[guó nèi ān quán bǎo wèi jú])2.(Tw) National Pension Insurance, a social security scheme in Taiwan (abbr. for 国民年金保险[guó mín nián jīn bǎo xiǎn])3.National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit (abbr. for 全国重点文物保护单位[quán guó zhòng diǎn wén wù bǎo hù dān wèi])
1.to refuse to insure2.to exclude from insurance coverage
bank insurance; bancassurance
Sasebo (city and naval port in Nagasaki, Japan)
1.reserve price (in an auction)2.(economics) reservation price
Taibao or Taipao City in Chiayi County 嘉义县[jiā yì xiàn], west Taiwan
Ipoh city in Malaysia, capital of Sultanate of Perak on Malayan peninsula
(provincial) department of environmental protection
Luo Baoming (1952-), sixth governor of Hainan
1.insured person2.insurance policyholder
1.non-disclosure agreement2.confidentiality agreement
1.(math.) distance-preserving correspondence2.conformal map
1.(math.) distance-preserving correspondence2.isometry
to be released on bail (law)
tutor to the crown prince (in imperial China)
1.to hedge (one's bets)2.to defend against risk
1.Kung Pao Chicken2.spicy diced chicken
1.an environmental activist2.a fighter for environmental protection
1.John Paul (name)2.Pope John Paul II, Karol Józef Wojtyła (1920-2005), Pope 1978-2005
temporary caregiver; babysitter
semiconservative replication
Oukubo Toshimichi (1830-1878), Japanese politician