blueprint的意思|blueprint的解释-里氏词典

blueprint ['blu'prɪnt]

n. 蓝图, 设计图, (周详的)计划

vt. 制成蓝图, 计划

[化] 蓝图

[经] 蓝图

He hunted through the files till he found the blueprint.
他把档案翻了一遍，最后才找到图纸。
Here's the blueprint of my new design.
这是我新设计的蓝图。
It's not finished yet; we're only at blueprint stage.
这还没有完成，我们仅在详细计划阶段。

blueprint

[ noun ]

something intended as a guide for making something else

<noun.cognition>

a blueprint for a house

a pattern for a skirt

photographic print of plans or technical drawings etc.

<noun.artifact>

[ verb ]

make a blueprint of

<verb.creation>

draft

draught

Blueprint \Blue"print\
See under {Print}.

A blueprint for the necessary measures is provided by the agreement of nine member states to abolish passport controls at their common frontiers.
The plan has served as the blueprint for the expansion of that city until now.
Before leaving last Friday, Chairman Dan Rostenkowski (D., Ill.) of the House Ways and Means Committee unveiled a health-care overhaul blueprint for his panel.
High hopes of the benefits of Mr Sherlock's rationalisation blueprint, that accompanied the rights, have been dashed, and his departure raised further concerns over NFC's strategic direction.
The decisive vote came on the first amendment, when the Jackson forces sought to append their basic budget plan to the Democratic blueprint.
The legislation largely tracks the military blueprint but breaks ranks with the authorization bill on several issues.
It said the tracking proposals were part of an "NCIC 2000" blueprint for updating the system, prepared for the FBI under contract by the MITRE Corp.
Israeli sources say the United States is pressing Israel to give answers to several points raised by Baker in a letter to Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir last week regarding details of the election blueprint.
"I am convinced that if Deng Xiaoping had a blueprint for a perfect modern China, it would look rather like Singapore," Mr. Buruma observes.
Watkins made clear he was unhappy with some elements of the Herrington blueprint, although he did not say what changes he wanted.
A separate 12-member panel is developing a blueprint for moving toward a market economy.
He rose to prominence soon after Mr. Gorbachev took office in 1985, devising a blueprint for the first stage of perestroika.
Congress has ignored the $1.2 trillion budget blueprint that Bush submitted Jan. 29.
Instead, the panel hopes to draft a blueprint that includes the philosophy behind taxing various economic sectors plus economic models that will influence Texas tax reformers for years to come.
When Lord Palumbo arrived as chairman, with a blueprint for devolution and a slimmed down Council, it so appalled the then secretary-general, Luke Rittner, that he resigned.
"Basically, we're going to develop a blueprint of what we would like the new administration and the Congress to do," said Suzan Shown Harjo of Washington, D.C., the executive director of the organization.
But in a Congress still hurting from the rancorous debate earlier this year over pay raises for members, the provision seems sure to face a tough road when House and Senate members meet in conference in early September to craft a final defense blueprint.
The spending blueprint claims to reduce the federal deficit to $99.7 billion _ just within the $100 million limit set in the Gramm-Rudman balanced-budget law.
Ryzhkov's draft came under immediate fire from a parliamentary opposition group, which plans to present an alternative economic blueprint advocating a market economy.
The blueprint is at its vaguest when referring to the fate of the two powerful economic institutions that seem likely to oppose such sweeping plans: the State Planning Committee, known as Gosplan, and the State Committee for Material Supply, or Gossnab.
Let me just recall that it sets forth the fundamental long-term course of Soviet foreign policy and a blueprint for specific measures for the transition to a period of peace.
"We don't see that it's unrealistic or unattainable," Becky Timmons, vice president of the committee, said of the spending blueprint.
Reagan's spending plan is not binding, and Bush and lawmakers will virtually have to start all over again in their efforts to forge a 1990 spending blueprint.
As anticipated when it was launched last year, the commission is approaching its task with no preconceived blueprint for how local government ought to be structured.
Peres said today he welcomed the participation of Kremlin leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev, but insisted the Soviets would have to work within the American blueprint.
Yeltsin said Tuesday "a conflict" had developed within the 12-member commission that he and Gorbachev appointed earlier this month to develop a joint blueprint for moving toward a market economy.
Mr. Sheriff said a blueprint would include a tentative time frame for the privatization of the 246 companies, which were selected from among 434 government-owned enterprises studied by a team of foreign and local merchant bankers.
The House this year approved a defense blueprint that earmarks $3.1 billion for Star Wars.
A painstakingly crafted federal blueprint envisaged states clustering into a dozen or so regional compacts, each with its own disposal site.
My answer is yes." But presiding over the construction of a new system, without benefit of a blueprint, has required more finesse than leading the demolition of the old one.

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