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单词 treaty
释义
treaty
noun[C]
uk
/ˈtriː.ti/us
/ˈtriː.t̬i/
C2
a writtenagreementbetween two or morecountries,formallyapprovedandsignedbytheirleaders:
条约；协定
apeacetreaty和平条约
the treatyonEuropeanunion欧盟条约
[+ to infinitive]We'vesigned/concludeda treatywithneighbouringstatestolimitemissionsofharmfulgases.我们和几个邻国签署／缔结了限制有害气体排放的条约。
Synonyms
accord
agreement(SAME OPINION)
pact
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
a decision or arrangement between groups or people
  • agreementDo we have an agreement?
  • understandingWe had an understanding that the businesses would merge, but never got that in writing.
  • gentleman's agreementHe and his builder have a gentleman's agreement that if there are spare materials left after working on the flat, the builder can take them home.
  • dealDo we have a deal?
  • contractThe basketball player was signed to a multimillion-dollar contract with a new team this week.
  • accordThe leaders of the four countries signed a peace accord.
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More examples
  • Thewholecountrycelebratedthesigningof thepeacetreaty.
  • Bothsidesin theconflicthaveagreedto thetermsof thepeacetreaty.
  • Theactualsigningof the treaty was adownbeataffairwithout anyceremony.
  • This treaty has been called theanchoroftheirforeignpolicy.
  • The treaty wasabrogatedin 1929.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
International relations: international politics & government
  • accession
  • airspace
  • allied
  • Anglo-American
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  • bipolar
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  • G7
  • GATT
  • Geneva Convention
  • geopolitical
  • internationalism
  • internationalize
  • multilateral
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(Definition oftreatyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

treaty| American Dictionary

treaty
noun[C]
us
/ˈtri·t̬i/
politics & government
a writtenagreementbetween two or morecountriesthat isformallyapprovedandsignedbytheirleaders:
Under the treaty(=accordingto theagreement),inspectionsarerequiredtoseeif anycountryissecretlydevelopingnucleararms.
(Definition oftreatyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

treaty| Business English

treaty
noun[C]
uk
/ˈtriːti/us
pluraltreaties
GOVERNMENT,LAW
anagreementbetween two or morecountries,formallyapprovedbytheirgovernments:
ratify/sign a treatyThelatestnationtoratifythe treaty is France.
an air/trade treatyThe USwantsa newairtreaty with the UK toliftbarrierson thecitiesthat eachnations'carrierscanserve.
LAW
aformalagreementbetween twopeople,companies, ororganizations:
Sales ofpartnershippropertyshould beconductedbyprivatetreaty or atauction.
See also
contractnoun

See also

commercial treaty
the Maastricht Treaty
private treaty
(Definition oftreatyfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoftreaty

treaty
The biggest obstacle to establishing participation rights for indigenous peoples in atreatywould have arisen from the factual setting.
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These minorities, however, were recognized and protected in the treaties that created the new nation states.
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While there is no such right protected under international treaties, it is increasingly being recognized as essential to the delivery of justice.
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Some of these reservations have rendered the ratified internationaltreatyvirtually meaningless or of no practical legal utility.
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Opposition groups have not ceased in criticizing thetreatyand calling for its abrogation.
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Furthermore, you state that the substitution of the term treaties for contracts brings private ordering forcefully on to the floor.
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For not only is thetreatygrounded in voluntarism, but so, to a certain extent, is all international law.
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The permitted market share would rise to 15 per cent in the first six years of thetreaty.
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The provisions of the treaties differed somewhat from the citizenship acts.
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By definition, legally binding treaties are interstate agreements.
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But the ratification of these treaties has not led to immediate enforcement powers in national law.
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Nevertheless, it goes against the grain of the expectation of a fair trial and right against self-incrimination enshrined in the various human rights treaties.
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Atreatywas agreed in 1714, but this quickly broke down when each side accused the other of failing to fulfil their obligations.
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As the number of states to such anytreatyincreases, it becomes increasingly difficult to label the duties under it special.
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Furthermore, inconsistencies with international treaties would have to be removed, and the future code should include only aspects not already covered by other instruments.
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Collocationswithtreaty

treaty

These are words often used in combination withtreaty.

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bilateral treaty
We need to pursue that matter further within ourbilateraltreatyarrangements.
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binding treaty
The attractions of a legally binding treaty are easy to understand.
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breach of treaty
Any failure to do so would put them in breach of treaty obligations.
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