phase out

英 [feɪz aʊt]

美 [feɪz aʊt]

逐步淘汰; 逐步放弃

BEC

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 逐步淘汰；逐步放弃
  If somethingis phased out, people gradually stop using it.
  1. They said the present system of military conscription should be phased out...
     他们说，当前的征兵体系应当逐步废除。
  2. They phased out my job in favor of a computer.
     他们逐步用一台计算机淘汰了我的工作岗位

英英释义

verb

• terminate gradually

双语例句

• G20 nations pledge a medium-term phase out of what they call inefficient fossil fuel subsidies, although this would take into account what they call vulnerable groups and their development needs.
  G20国家承诺中期内逐步淘汰无效率的矿物燃料补助，尽管要考虑他们所说的弱势群体和发展需求的问题。
• The Dutch Government has agreed to restart the aid flow, which will allow Suriname to access international development financing, but plans to phase out funds over the next five years.
  荷兰政府同意重新启动援助计划，准许苏里南进入国际发展金融系统，但是计划在下一个五年逐渐停止对其的资金资助。
• To reduce its greenhouse gases, Australian officials hope to phase out incandescent light bulb use by2009.
  为了减少温室气体的释放，澳大利亚官员希望在2009前能逐渐停止白炽灯的使用。
• Of course, today's low-income countries will also graduate from the need for transfers over time, so that this assessment system will phase out in a few decades.
  当然，随着时间的推移，当今的低收入国家也将逐渐不再需要这种资金转移。因此，这一摊派体系将在几十年后逐渐退出。
• They phased out my job in favor of a computer.
  他们逐步用一台计算机淘汰了我的工作岗位
• Later this week, I will work with my colleagues at the G20 to phase out fossil fuel subsidies so that we can better address our climate challenge.
  本周晚些时候，我将同G20其他领导人共同努力，分阶段取消矿物燃料补贴，以使我们能够更好地应对气候挑战。
• Germany, which had just opted to phase out nuclear power at home, joined the project.
  当时已决定在本国弃用核能的德国也加入了进来。
• Whenever I hear a person say this or that is impossible, I think back to the ozone layer days when people said it would be impossible to phase out CFCs from deodorant.
  每当我听到有人说，这件事或者那件事是不可能的，我就会回想起讨论臭氧层问题的日子，当时人们都说我们不可能逐步替代除臭剂中的含氯氟烃（CFC）。
• Third, the pace to phase out inferior enterprises from the market will be quickened.
  第三，加快劣势企业退出市场步伐。
• Several European states are slowing down plans to phase out nuclear power.
  一些欧洲国家正在放慢逐步淘汰核电的计划。